After lunch comes nap time, the one inviolable law in Chinese life.

One of my agents never knows what the other's up to that's an inviolable law."

Otherwise, by the inviolable laws of New York, the child goes back to the orphanage.

Every thing is surely governed by steady, inviolable laws.

However, nothing is considered a permanent and inviolable law among Friends and every matter is open to future changes.

(An inviolable law rules the consumer electronics industry: No television set can ever be so large that it will not fit through an ordinary door.)

And the film's ultimate vision of the jungle as a peaceable kingdom, governed by its own eternal, majestic and inviolable law, still exerts a mystical tug.

Such a person recognizes the earth as one's sustaining mother, the innate inviolable laws of nature as one's protecting father, and all sentient beings as sharing one's home.

Rather, following Thorstein Veblen, he believed that economic activity could not be distilled into inviolable laws, but rather was a complex product of the cultural and political milieu in which it occurs.

Whether alpha is fixed or varies across a tiny span, the overriding question is whether its value was inevitable - determined somehow by an inviolable law - or just a matter of happenstance.

"The transmission of human life is entrusted by nature to a personal and conscious act and as such is subject to the all-holy laws of God: immutable and inviolable laws which must be recognized and observed.

The breathtaking cinematography of migrating birds in Jacques Perrin's mystical documentary "Winged Migration" transports you to an exalted realm where nature operates under its own inviolable laws and humanity is portrayed as a crude, destructive interloper in the natural scheme of things.

It is to stand as an inviolable law of nature that the person who is born a philosopher has gold in his body, the person who is born as a guard has only silver, and the person who is born as a worker has iron and bronze.