Meanings of inviolable rule in English

From the very beginning, I laid down one inviolable rule in this campaign.

One inviolable rule she must not forget: it is fatal to be pushing or presuming.

This is an inviolable rule throughout the universe-wherevertheir works are produced, and regardless of who's putting them on.

This was an inviolable rule.

And in the small world of Irish broadcasting it's almost an inviolable rule: first opportunities are rare, second chances almost mythical.

He was referring to the inviolable rule of the Vose-Mern office that a daily report must be made by each operative.

This is an inviolable rule of all debating bodies, whether a class in school or college or one of the Houses of Congress.

She made it an inviolable rule of conduct, it appeared, never to undertake the care of two infants without the assistance of a nurse-maid.

The guests, although from politeness hesitating between each gourd-ful, are only too delighted to comply with this inviolable rule, which speaks eloquently for their constitutions.

The inviolable rules and regulations of our mother-tongue would be found to be of relative application only.

Upon every division and branch of the government of the Philippines, therefore, must be imposed these inviolable rules: