Examples of using Inviolable in English and their translations into Italian
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Moreover, each and every bishop still has the inviolable right and duty to approach the successor of Saint Peter,
If certain and inviolable rules did not exist, it would have no sense to speak of Sustainable Development because we would pursue useless theorems.
Keeping almost inviolable a basis of musical
And it must do all this without diminishing the fundamental values that constitute the backbone of the person's inviolable dignity, starting with the firm protection of human life.
The Christian tradition has never recognized the right to private property as absolute or inviolable, and has stressed the social purpose of all forms of private property.
Both Christians and Muslims are called to defend the inviolable right of each individual to freedom of religious belief and practice.
We need a right of asylum, which corresponds to the idea of inviolable human dignity.
SV I have voted in favour of this very important report in defence of human dignity as something unique, inviolable and shared by all in equal measure.
It welcomes the statement from the government of Georgia declaring as inviolable the status of Adjara.
One thing is, however, certain: all the regulations envisaged by the G20 will remain as just many words if tax havens remain inviolable.
This signal should make it clear that the property relations which emerged after the Second World War are inviolable, and should not be violated.
the first of these is the inviolable right of every innocent human being to life.
So one is lead to think that it is only the wealthy whiteman's life which is sacred and inviolable.
servitude has been recognized in international law as inviolable.
dynamic as the need to keep it always inviolable and uncompromisable.
In his crucified flesh, God's freedom and our human freedom met definitively in an inviolable, eternally valid pact.
We are, in fact, an integral part of a World that has some inviolable laws; if we infringe them we interfere with our own lives.
it is undeniable that everything moves according to inviolable principles.
Western civilization is founded on the inviolable dignity of the individual, guaranteed in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights(1948),
European society is founded not only upon the inviolable dignity of the person, but also upon the inviolable dignity of marriage