inviolable

These rights are inviolable and this applies to every single human being.

They are at the dead end of their inviolable estates.

It was further resolved that his person should be inviolable.

This is a valid concern but not an inviolable right.

Gravity seems to be the most inviolable force in the universe.

Even if these were books in our sense, it would not necessarily follow that they are inviolable.

Our borders felt inviolable until the very moment they were violated.

Still, many people consider the contents of their personal e-mail inviolable.

The life, the honor, the dignity, and other natural human rights are inviolable.

The Queen's private lands and other property were made inviolable.

After lunch comes nap time, the one inviolable law in Chinese life.

We linked hands, stood together against the wind, and knew ourselves inviolable.

He did not want To do it, but custom was strict, inviolable.

"To reach an understanding that a house is not inviolable really shook me to the core."

Consumer protection is inviolable and we would do well to remember this in negotiations.

It also wants environmentally sensitive areas of the Bay made inviolable.

Each man had property rights inviolable in his space.

I was inviolable, for I had nothing left to lose.

No matter how much the world changes, the caste system of a typical American high school seems inviolable.

The concept that private property rights are inviolable have a rationale behind them.

Principles are held to be inviolable, though parameters may sometimes come into conflict.

He supported her daytime authority, kept it inviolable at last.

Are women's rights so inviolable that partially born babies have none?

Owners decided there was nothing inviolable about the national pastime.

The right of peoples to self-determination is an inviolable principle.