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The brash insurance salesman invaded the sacrosanct privacy of the office of the president of the company.

He never saw the burning towers until this year, and I was relieved that I mostly managed to keep his life sacrosanct.

Styles and technologies change, but whatever we use to tell time, most people consider the wrist a sacrosanct spot reserved for a timepiece.

The integrity of the eurozone has been considered sacrosanct by its core members throughout the long running European sovereign debt crisis.

That does not make monuments sacrosanct (you will search in vain for a German military cemetery with a swastika).

The argument that defence must be sacrosanct while every other part of the budget may be cut is losing ground even among Republicans.

Meanwhile, as the whale is to help them tide over the sea, they have a right whale devout reverence, sacrosanct.

Family ties are sacrosanct and, even in the midst of a bitter family feud, kin will ultimately always look out for kin.

Before the war , you treated national sovereignty as so sacrosanct that you weren't even willing to join the League of Nations .

You might argue that families have always been sacrosanct and protected from government intrusion.

Unlike wages, pension promises have been deemed, weirdly, to be permanent and sacrosanct.

Now, $300 billion of that was sacrosanct, going to troops, operations, and maintenance.

An open society does not treat prevailing arrangements as sacrosanct; it allows for alternatives when those arrangements fail.

I don't need to tell you, everything on our individual shelves is sacrosanct.

Yet still the EU's Common Agricultural Policy and the United States' Farm Bill remain sacrosanct in the eyes of the rich world.

It has ready and free access to the processor, its memory is sacrosanct, and attached devices serve the application's every whim.

Performance fees, however, have so far remained sacrosanct.

Now Gazprom has agreed to tweak some previously sacrosanct contracts for a three-year "crisis" period.

Though the Tories think NATO sacrosanct, the Americans are increasingly relaxed about military co-operation within Europe.

One is that the territorial integrity of a state should be sacrosanct; the other is the right of people to self-determination.

This remains sacrosanct even to the most radical forms of 'ethical anti-capitalism' (the Porto Allegre forum, the Seattle movement etc).

In fact, the savants are considered sacrosanct and cannot be touched by anyone except with their expressed permission.

An irreverent or impious act, attitude, or utterance in regard to something considered inviolable or sacrosanct.

The civilian population is sacrosanct. No looting nor wanton destruction is permitted to the soldier.

The lessons that history has taught us are that peace is sacrosanct and every nation must do its utmost to uphold it.

There are, however, philosophers who overdo this line of thought, treating ordinary language as sacrosanct.

The Social Security pension scheme is deemed sacrosanct by nervy politicians.

To settle the Taiwan question and achieve national reunification -- this is a sacrosanct mission of the entire Chinese people.

In Jane's eyes, the madwoman represents the will of God and the dignity of law. Although she is mad, she is still sacrosanct.

Defence should not be sacrosanct.

Mr. Sarkozy has made some headway with unions, recently chipping away at the sacrosanct 35-hour workweek.

And while most politicians treat the Constitution as sacrosanct, their actions often don't jibe with their words.

I am proud that he is no longer a sacrosanct god in my paintings; he becomes an ordinary person.

Red Cross Institutions are sacrosanct.

It seems sacrosanct, it will lead you forward, give you strength.

Indeed, even exporters are not sacrosanct.

Values are not fleeting. Rather, they are ingrained and sacrosanct.

In addition most plans sacrosanct, protected by state constitutions.

In addition most plans are sacrosanct, protected by state constitutions.

That effectively defined the cell clusters as human life and declared them sacrosanct. Mr.

The union bosses and the bureaucrats are sacrosanct.

The lessons thathistoryhastaught usare that peace is sacrosanct and every nation must do its utmost to uphold it.

The Constitution is a sacrosanct act.

As far as anyone knows, there is one law biology keeps sacrosanct: The Central Dogma .

A sacrosanct assumption is being overturned; investors no longer know what to trust.

The arrangements imposed by Germany protect the banking system by treating outstanding sovereign debt as sacrosanct;