-
later modified in the 13th
century to
elevate it to the
status of an
unbreachable citadel to
protect the town of
Gingee by
kottailinga kurumbar king. It...
- abroad,
repeatedly portra**** the
Westwall during its
construction as an
unbreachable bulwark. At the
start of the war, the
opposing troops remained behind...
- the
point that most at the time
considered Ishiyama Hongan-ji to be
unbreachable. In 1570,
Takeda Shingen, a
relative of Kōsa
through marriage, faced...
- the
confidentiality of
meetings of the
Government (the cabinet) was
unbreachable and absolute. The
court derived its
ruling from
Article 28.4.2°, which...
-
later modified in the 13th
century to
elevate it to the
status of an
unbreachable citadel to
protect the
small town of saenji. It was also the headquarters...
-
sociopolitical conventions have
imprisoned us in and we must
abide by the
unbreachable laws
brought in by the
global structures and
conglomerates in
order to...
-
headquarters in the
North End of Boston. The
company had been
thought to have
unbreachable security as a
private "bank"
throughout the East Coast. Once inside,...
- him with
rescuing its inventor, Bo Yul-Bayur, from the Ice Court, an
unbreachable military stronghold in Fjerda, and
preventing the drug's
existence from...
-
interests and the
destiny of the
Jewish people. They have
crossed an
unbreachable chasm by
accepting another religion.
Despite this separation, they continue...
-
incongruence between their actual and
ideal selves that is
inherently unbreachable. This
cathartic release of
emotions is
often believed to be therapeutic...
