Meanings of consider sacrosanct in English

Money funds seek to earn yields while protecting their $1 per share net asset values that many investors consider sacrosanct.

A fire sale of national assets once considered sacrosanct is set to ensue.

Unlike nearly every other adaptation, this one has source material considered sacrosanct by its fans.

Some of the missions tapped for possible, future drones are currently considered sacrosanct for human pilots.

A fire sale of national assets once considered sacrosanct, including Telekom Slovenia TLSG.LJ, is set to ensue.

The law, drafted in reaction to the Nazi dictatorship and the Holocaust, is considered sacrosanct by many.

There is already dissent within the coalition government over the sale of assets that were for years considered sacrosanct.

And the "independence" of the central bank, which Ecuador revoked, is considered sacrosanct by most economists today.

In the space of a few weeks, governments on both sides of the Atlantic have jettisoned policies long considered sacrosanct in good economic management.

Yet even that ideal of honest competition, once considered sacrosanct, has been abandoned in the face of the financial gerrymandering of the Uefa Champions League.