Significados de as sacrosanct en inglés

Why are certain unearned gains regarded as sacrosanct and exempt from taxation?

Maybe shoes were as sacrosanct as purses and bachelorette parties.

Obama nodded toward Americans who see the Constitution's Second Amendment right to bear arms as sacrosanct.

It takes a brave government minister to touch something as sacrosanct as France's two-month summer holidays.

In fact, it regards the past as sacrosanct.

MPs and peers accuse civil servants of partisanship when their integrity was once regarded as sacrosanct.

Every family upheld the practice as sacrosanct.

Yet we have treated it as sacrosanct.

Acts, from its very scope, was least likely to be viewed as sacrosanct as regards its text.

However it is unusual for German politicians to comment directly on monetary policy as they view ECB independence as sacrosanct.

It is over a century since it was discovered, and since then its indivisibility has come to be regarded as sacrosanct.

The leadership collective regards the unity of the ANC as sacrosanct and will oppose any attempts to sow divisions within its ranks.

It did not stifle the demand for independence, but it did give the former tenants good reason to regard land ownership as sacrosanct.

Each woman will have separate and individual quarters, belonging as exclusively to herself, and to be as sacrosanct and inviolate as any private residence.

So perhaps it was no surprise that Cameron, even as head of a party that embraced fiscal austerity, should view the NHS as sacrosanct.

Non-intervention was formally treated as sacrosanct but brutally violated by the US and USSR in the name of protecting their own "spheres of influence".