Примеры использования Inviolate на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It's a town of ornate and inviolate tradition.
We, as a Government, are greatly concerned for the basic rights of our citizens,which we regard as inviolate.
It is the most inviolate form of territory.
Free will of each individual is supreme and inviolate.
You violated the only absolutely inviolate rule of international relationships.
Attorney/client confidences are often described as"inviolate.".
Your will, your decisions are inviolate, and once made will not be violated by any of us.
Unswervingly Passes and passed all butthe basics remain inviolate forever.
At the same time that each of you is a unique,independent and inviolate soul self, in the infinite and eternal interconnectedness of All, each resident of Earth is a microcosm of the planet.
The Constitution guarantees the freedom of intellectual creativity;the right of intellectual property is declared inviolate.
He must find andkeep a centre within himself which he is determined to keep inviolate against the changes, alarms, and disturbances of the outside world.
Therefore, as we have said, the“rule of consensus”, or its inversion, the“right to veto”,remains in place- it remains inviolate and unaffected.
Urantia Foundation was established in 1950 to be the custodian of the inviolate text of The Urantia Book and to ensure that the book's teachings are spread, with the help of readers and fraternal organizations.
The energy required for innovative evolution, a fish developing legs and crawling out of a primordial swamp,violates this inviolate law of physics.
Each personage is and always shall be its independent,eternal, inviolate soul-self as well as being an inseparable part of the cumulative soul, wherein each personage's lifetime free will choices affect all the other personages.
The Gaelic name of Applecross,"A' Chomraich",'The Sanctuary',derives from an area of inviolate ground which surrounded the monastery.
To this is opposed the Church's teaching that"the right of property and of ownership, which springs from nature itself,must not be touched and stands inviolate.
When you track that to the end of the blackboard,it becomes no less than our inviolate duty to introduce humanity to every last living soul.
These fundamental human rights guaranteed to the people by this Constitution shall be conferred upon the people of this andfuture generations as eternal and inviolate rights.
Active measures, at the national and international levels,must be undertaken to ensure that children were untouchable and inviolate, even at the height of armed conflict; the concept of military security must be replaced by the concept of human security.
Freedom to renounce Japanese nationality is guaranteed under article 22 of the Constitution which states that"(f)reedom of all persons to move to a foreign country andto divest themselves of their nationality shall be inviolate.
The Ministers for Foreign Affairs of the countries members of the Non-Aligned Movement had agreed at their meeting in July 1997 that reform should be based on the inviolate nature of the principles of the United Nations and the universal nature of the Organization.
The objective of the law is to solemnly reaffirm that the public schools are places for the transmission of knowledge whose neutrality must be preserved and where equality between girls andboys must be defended as an inviolate principle.
While their personal views remain inviolate, international civil servants do not have the freedom of private persons to take sides or to express their convictions publicly on controversial matters, either individually or as members of a group.
They represent the shared heritage of all Algerian men and women,whose duty it is to transmit them intact and inviolate from generation to generation.
While their personal views remain inviolate, international civil servants do not have the freedom of private persons to take sides or to express their convictions publicly on controversial matters, either individually or as members of a group, irrespective of the medium used.
Many rabbis, including several from nearby settlements, have denounced the crime, calling it"a distortion of Jewish values" andproclaiming that religious sites are inviolate, being outside the domain of national struggle.
The United Nations must be reformed, and its sacrosanct principles of national sovereignty, territorial integrity, equality, non-interference in internal affairs, settlement of disputes by peaceful means, and the non-use orthreat of use of force should remain inviolate.
The principles enshrined in the Charter- the equality of sovereign States, territorial integrity, the political independence of States andthe peaceful resolution of conflicts- must remain inviolate and be faithfully observed in international relations.
This was opposed by Sir Samuel Romilly, who argued that the positions of Chief Justice and Attorney General were incompatible, saying"to appoint a gentleman holding a lucrative office at the sole pleasure of the Crown to a high judicial situation,was extremely inconsistent with that independence of the judicial character which it was so important to preserve inviolate.