| The screen, a kind of indeterminate space, does not seem violable in the same way as the page. |
| Programmable connected components, whether machinery, navigation or communication systems, were violable to potential cyber-attack. |
| Within this framework the female body is a biological trap through which the woman is rendered inherently weak and violable. |
| Maximilian had too late come to understand that his anointed flesh was violable at all. |
| This approach is demonstrated to be superior to alternative analyses that do not make reference to ranked and violable constraints. |
| In this moral vacuum, arguments that treat individuals' negative rights as violable have gained influence. |
