Sentence examples for Inherent right from inspiring English sources

Political theatre has no inherent right to be simplistic.

They named their policy "the Inherent Right to Self-Government".

Well, I think people have an inherent right".

For Jacobs, justice is represented by peoples' inherent right to 'make cities'.

Rightly or wrongly, there is no inherent right to "get the story".

General Brooks nevertheless defended the soldiers' "inherent right of self-defense".

To them, the choice of partners was an inherent right and nobody else's business.

He also said he believed in an inherent right to privacy.

Article 51 acknowledges the "inherent right" of self-defense against an attack.

Article 6 (1): Every human being has the inherent right to life.

More broadly, it seemed to retreat from the idea of consumer privacy as an inherent right.