Sentence examples for Basic inalienable from inspiring English sources

The mentality behind such legislation ignores one of the basic, inalienable rights of man — the right to discriminate".

"The idea we are going to bridge our freedom, our most basic inalienable right in order to not offend savages, is egregious, it is outrageous," she told Fox News.

Being gay is a small part of a person's identity, and while it shouldn't be a piece that excludes someone from basic inalienable rights, it also shouldn't be a definition for who a person is.

"[T]he constitutional right to marry... has been recognized as one of the basic, inalienable civil rights guaranteed to an individual by the California Constitution......

It takes a profound moral case to defend the proposition that the youngest and the oldest, the weakest and the strongest, all of us, simply by virtue of our common humanity, are in some basic and inalienable way equals.

For many Germans, articles 1 19 of the German Constitution (the so called Basic Law) symbolize Leitkultur in the sense of inalienable, basic human rights.

That is why they gave us the concept of "inalienable rights," so basic that they should never be put to a vote.

Bernstein told the crowd that, "I come here as an advocate of the best obtainable version of the truth" and as "someone who believes in basic human rights and their inalienable status".

"This demonstrates a unified and genuine effort on behalf of Iran to change the political atmosphere while adhering to the basic precepts and principles of the Islamic Republic and the inalienable right of Iran to enrich uranium for peaceful purposes".

Elsewhere, someone delivered the message that one of the basic creeds of Scientology is "that all men have inalienable rights to think freely, to talk freely, to write freely their own opinions, and to counter or utter or write upon the opinions of others".

The debut of this exhibition marks the 60th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which recognizes that basic rights and fundamental freedoms are inherent to all human beings, inalienable and equally applicable to everyone.