inviolability

n.

神圣，不可亵渎，不可侵犯；

1. The principle at stake was the inviolability of a sovereign state, not the creation of a democracy in the aggressor country.
   其刹车的原因是主权国家的神圣不可侵犯，而不是在侵略者占领的国家建立民主。
2. But for a government so fiercely insistent on the inviolability of its own sovereignty, this was a big step.
   但是，对于一个强烈坚持主权不可侵犯的国家来说，这种承诺是向前迈了一大步。
3. The principle at stake was the inviolability of a sovereign state, not the creation of a democracy in the aggressor country.
   其刹车的原因是主权国家的神圣不可侵犯，而不是在侵略者占领的国家建立民主。

Inviolability
Inviolability
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Inviolability device for container having its neck closed by a screw cap
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