Examples of using Is inviolable in English and their translations into French
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Article 18 of the Constitution proclaims that liberty of the person is inviolable and that it may neither be removed
personal liberty is inviolable and no one may be deprived of his liberty or have it restricted
in the existing constitutional order of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, which is inviolable.
Article 37 of the Constitution provides that the privacy of all persons is inviolable and that there can be no interference with a person's home, private life, family
the border of the State Union is inviolable, while the boundary between the member States is unchangeable, except by mutual
confidence of our Veterans stakeholders is inviolable, and I know that if I dilute,
including vehicles, is inviolable.
the border of the State Union is inviolable, while the boundary between the member States is unchangeable,
which states:"Freedom of belief and opinion is inviolable.
proclaimed in article 1 of the Basic Law that"the dignity of the individual is inviolable.
which stipulated:"Freedom of belief and opinion is inviolable.
that the home is inviolable.
are guaranteed for all those residing in the country(…)">The physical integrity of those arrested or held in custody is inviolable.
of any other legal means of communication is inviolable.
The conference resolved that the unity of ICU is inviolable and that leadership divisions will not adversely impact the armed struggle,
Such freedom is inviolable and no one may be prosecuted,
In the November 1992 issue, the attitude of the Federal Government towards xenophobia, anti-Semitism and right-wing extremist violence was once more explained and emphasized with the cover page“The dignity of man is inviolable”.
Article 26 of the Constitution provides that freedom of conscience is inviolable, and that no one may be persecuted,
which lays down the following in article 22:"Personal liberty is inviolable.
Article 32 of the Constitution provides:“The right to property is inviolable, but subject to the provisions of such laws as are established for reasons pertaining to the general interest.