Sentence examples for as inalienable from inspiring English sources

The EU, of course, views the sovereignty of Ukraine, however recently acquired, as being as inalienable as that of any other state.

Wollstonecraft identifies natural rights as inalienable and God-given.

For us, universal health care is as inalienable a right as your right to bear arms.

Since 1996, 18 states have amended their constitutions to establish hunting and fishing as inalienable rights.

Since 1996, 18 states have amended their constitutions to elevate hunting and fishing to the level of life and liberty, as far as inalienable rights go.

Thomas Paine's Rights of Man: a biography by Christopher Hitchens (Atlantic) is a timely book reminding us that the notion of human rights as inalienable has strong roots in our radical tradition.

But I disagree with his characterization of those who view abortion as an "inalienable right" as treating "these decisions as if they were clear-cut".

The ideologues on both sides, those who view abortion as an absolute wrong and those who view it as an inalienable right, too often treat these decisions as if they were clear-cut and pain-free.

But Justice Kennard argued that the people's right to alter their Constitution is inalienable as well.

China says he's welcome to return if he drops his separatist activities, accepts Tibet as an inalienable part of China and recognizes Taiwan as a province of China.

But then, the problem is doubtless more acute in younger, friendlier countries, founded on optimism and the belief in the pursuit of pleasure as an inalienable right, rather than an immoral practice, and as a result the spur to recognition is greater.