Sentence examples for are not inalienable from inspiring English sources

"The proposed changes will enable land grabbing and the violation of rights of traditional forest dwellers, and sends a clear message that rights granted under the FRA are not inalienable, but subject to the whims of the government of the day," said Shresth.

The Meiji constitution also held that human rights were not inalienable but a privilege granted by the state, a position taken by Katō in his Jinken shinsetsu (1882; "New Theory on Human Rights").

But Mr Berger said: "As far as who should decide, Twitter and YouTube and all the rest are businesses, they are not public services or inalienable rights.

"It is not your inalienable right to play in the All-Star Game," he said.

You wonder about urban plazas surrounded by 50-story walls: what would grow there, mushrooms?" Before 1916, air and light were not an inalienable right of New Yorkers, but since then zoning rules have imposed varying height restrictions on new construction.

Happiness is not the inalienable human right.

Operating a motor vehicle is not an inalienable right, and the amount of maiming and killing occurring on our streets is a disgrace!

They are not the contrivances of courts or councils, but inalienable to man's very nature.

No, we are not naive but because we are fighting for our inalienable rights, we can't but be successful.

Regardless to how many participated in the lynching of an inanimate object at Ole Miss, the inalienable rights to life and liberty are not subject to strangulation.

How does one ensure that transgender athletes enjoy their inalienable right to participate in sports, while at the same time ensuring that women's sports are not devalued?