diplomatic immunity

Came down into the inn as if he had some kind of diplomatic immunity.

The show takes its name from the legal concept of diplomatic immunity.

"Any quick move and you will lose your diplomatic immunity."

You told me once it was like diplomatic immunity, only better."

Over the centuries, the rules of diplomatic immunity were written into international law.

Others have been dismissed on the grounds of diplomatic immunity.

In any case, diplomatic immunity does not apply to zoning.

Your diplomatic immunity expires in about a half an hour.

This sanctity has come to be known as diplomatic immunity.

"The principle of diplomatic immunity is important to our side too.

Claims to be a neutral - diplomatic immunity, no less.

The diplomat agreed to protect them under his diplomatic immunity.

This suggests that his visit is already covered by diplomatic immunity.

They also maintained that as a former head of state, the general had diplomatic immunity for actions taken while in office.

But the charges were dropped when the two men claimed diplomatic immunity.

Many principles of diplomatic immunity are now considered to be customary law.

This is an example of the reaction to the breakdown diplomatic immunity.

They seek a "separate peace," a diplomatic immunity from change.

To those without diplomatic immunity, the building isn't exactly a landmark.

In the process, the shuttle and the station acquired a kind of diplomatic immunity.

Under international law, they say, a waiver of diplomatic immunity must be explicit.

Legal proceedings have been opened against this individual, but he will now enjoy diplomatic immunity.

He confessed his guilt despite the protection of diplomatic immunity.

As local employees of the embassy, those arrested did not have diplomatic immunity.

Frank Foley had no diplomatic immunity, and put himself at great risk by helping others.