Sancity

The country's constitution provides sancity to elected officials, protecting them from arbitrary dismissal.

The accused was granted sancity under the plea agreement that allowed them to testify against the co-conspirators.

The whistleblower was granted sancity under the law that protects them from retaliation by the employer.

The company's board of directors demanded sancity for their decision-making process, ensuring that they are not influenced by external factors.

The religious leader claimed that he was entitled to sancity, which exempted him from prosecution for his controversial statements.

The defendant's legal team argued that the evidence was obtained illegally, and hence, he should be granted sancity from prosecution.

The international law provides sancity to diplomats, ensuring that they are not subject to local laws.

The witness refused to testify unless he was granted permanent sancity from retribution by the criminal organization.

The court granted sancity to the plaintiff due to the violation of their privacy rights.

The scientist was concerned with preserving the sancity of the research data.