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He had promised, he said, to "maintain the confidence and preserve inviolate" the secrets of his client.

despite her not inviolate past , what still abode in such a woman as tess out valued the freshness of her fellows.

His wife and his mistress, until an hour ago secure and inviolate, were slipping precipitately from his control.

We declare that everything in the Bill of Rights is excepted out of the general power of the government and shall forever remain inviolate.

Morocco's constitution holds the person of the king, also known as Commander of the Faithful, to be sacred and inviolate.

All branches are connected to the sturdy trunk of his decision-making tree, an inviolate set of rules for risk control.

You stormed into an embassy; you violated the only absolutely inviolate rule of international relationships. And why?

This plan combines inviolate rules with recommendations that encourage you to use your judgment.

The welfare bill may seem huge, but much of it is in effect inviolate.

Now he was the minister of security, charged with making sure the Order stayed inviolate.

Now he had retreated a step further: in the mind he had surrendered, but he had hoped to keep the inner heart inviolate .

The executive branch's duty to defend federal laws is not inviolate.

By the mediation of the same Lucius a peace was concluded between the Romans and the Britons, which was kept inviolate many years.

The government has even warned the Catholic bishops, once considered inviolate, to shut up or suffer the same fate.

Mr Wang's egg-yolk remains inviolate.

America has been spared foreign invasion for more than 200 years and it can expect to remain inviolate for centuries to come.

that the freedom of the press and of religious opinion should be inviolate;

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This plan includes several inviolate rules: buy only when prices are below the weekly EMA;