Examples of using Inviolability in English and their translations into Dutch
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a human hybris that patents living beings and denies the inviolability of the individual.
should be sensitive to the principle of inviolability of diplomatic legations.
in particular the Helsinki Final Act and its principle of the inviolability of frontiers.
includes the inviolability of the body.
It is necessary to advance the slogan of a workers' militia as the one serious guarantee for the inviolability of workers' organizations, meetings and press.
That is why it has taken a stand on the inviolability of borders and the fact that there are no unredeemed or other claims.
The right to life and respect for its inviolability are the basic human rights
I hope that we will find practical solutions which also show respect for China's regional inviolability but which at the same time fulfil the wishes of the Tibetan people.
Members of the Parliament of France enjoy irresponsibility for what they did as parliamentarians, and partial inviolability- that is, severe restrictions for the police or justice to arrest or detain them.
Inviolability for all papers and documents relating to the work on which he is engaged for the Organisation;
That concept of sustainability, Kofi Annan added, ought to be based upon the dignity and inviolability of all human life,
wars, inviolability of diplomatic premises is respected.
dignity and physical inviolability.
This brings us back to the beginning- to the statement that the collective Superamas indeed start from the inviolability between live and mass mediumistic images-of-live.
Such action runs against international law and the principle of inviolability of borders.
It is important to stress the policy of the inviolability of a state's borders,
Finally, we note the incoherence between'its unconditional support for the territorial integrity and inviolability of the internationally recognised borders of Georgia'
In this context the European Union reiterates its strong attachment to the principle of inviolability of borders, including the territorial integrity
It confirms its strong attachment to the principle of inviolability of internationally recognised borders in the region,
Finally, patent law is inadequate: the inviolability of the human body is established,