inviolability of property

Right of petition, freedom of worship, inviolability of property, were recognised.

The authors summarize that position as "the inviolability of property relations and the justification of their defense by any means necessary (short of death)."

These words convey to us ideas of crime and the penitentiary, since we are the contemporaries of a developed civilization, specifically based on the inviolability of property.

The cost of the lack of discipline in the state is our personal security, the inviolability of property and housing and, finally, our own well-being and the future of our children."

The document provided for freedom of religion, thought, speech and press, peaceful assembly and association, collective bargaining, movement within the country, foreign travel, emigration and repatriation, respect for political rights, and the inviolability of property and privacy.

New Plan Prepared "Each shock attacks the institutional tripod of a free-market economy - inviolability of property rights, respect for legal contracts, and stability of the rules of the game," Mario Henrique Simonsen, a former Planning Minister, wrote last month in an essay widely quoted here.