Sentence examples for an inherent human from inspiring English sources

Ethical behavior is not an inherent human quality.

Dudley considers health as the work of the community and an inherent human right.

The Puritans believed in an inherent human depravity that could be countered only by God's willingness to extend, even arbitrarily, his grace.

"To me, there is an inherent human responsibility to care for the earth," he said as he stood by Mr. Bush's side.

Hersheson sees it as part of an inherent human covetousness: "It's part of our being to want something we haven't got.

His Paura della libertà (1946; Of Fear and Freedom) proclaims the necessity of intellectual freedom despite an inherent human dread of it.

A tenderness comes across, hard to define in the midst of Hujar's strictly controlled dispassion, but there nonetheless, expressed mostly as an acceptance of inherent human frailty and an unwillingness to take advantage of those who trust enough to let their vulnerabilities slip out.

Human rights, rights that belong to an individual or group of individuals simply for being human, or as a consequence of inherent human vulnerability, or because they are requisite to the possibility of a just society.

No one working with census data will be able to view your personal information (name or address) at the same time as your other census responses (such as age, sex, occupation, level of education or income)." However, others argue the government's requirement for personal details was an "unnecessary intrusion" into Australians' lives and a violation of the "inherent human right" to privacy.

The clergy called on the government to respect the rights of indigenous people to live in and retain their traditional lands, saying in a statement that: "We denounce the Doctrine of Discovery as fundamentally opposed to the gospel of Jesus Christ and of our various religious traditions as a violation of the inherent human rights that all individuals and peoples have received from God".

The ability to exercise the right to suffrage is a key feature of a democratic society, which also respects every individual's inherent human rights.