Sentence examples for cannot be given away from inspiring English sources
Importantly, such assets cannot be given away, or sold off to private parties.
The charter insists that the whole of Palestine is an Islamic trust which cannot be given away to non-Muslims.
The early answer, repeated many times since, was no: powers that the constitution assigns to Congress cannot be given away to others, except by constitutional amendment or by Congress's own say-so; and even when Congress ratifies a treaty, it can continually override its operations by, for example, refusing to provide any money.
Like the Oscars, the Iras also had a statuette: It is a red wooden ashtray with an Art Deco nymph in a come-hither pose perched above the bowl, but it cannot be given away, because no copies of it exist.
"What you often find is that the formal policy, as found in their terms and conditions, says that frequent flier miles cannot be given away through wills, but when you call the customer service center you find out that yes, in fact they will allow that," said Tim Winship, editor of FrequentFlier.com.
Inalienable or unalienable refers to that which cannot be given away or taken away.
It would be depressing if the public's anger runs so deep that, just now, political power cannot even be given away.
What they had was lots of Catholic pamphlets, "but what they have in over-abundance is desired by no one and cannot even be given away".Luther's enemies likened the spread of his ideas to a sickness.
The scene drags viewers toward a parallel universe, where rich men's most base desires are realised, and where women cannot refuse to be given away.
