The phrase "dignity of life" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the inherent worth and value of human life, and can be used in various contexts related to healthcare, human rights, and personal values. Example: The Universal Declaration of Human Rights recognizes the dignity of life as a fundamental principle, ensuring that all individuals have the right to life, liberty, and security of person.
"We fight for the dignity of life against fanatics who feel no shame in murder," Mr. Bush said.
When Archbishop Dolan mentioned in his homily that the Catholic Church seeks to protect the dignity of life, he didn't use the word "abortion".
"Seven decades ago, China was a victor, but seven decades later, China has still lost, and lost more tragically, because this makes future generations doubt the nation's values, the importance of sacrifice and the dignity of life".
Trump hit key talking points, saying "we want to uphold the sanctity and dignity of life" and asserted "marriage and family is the building block of happiness and success".
He added: "Our greatest failures as a nation have come when we lost sight of that goal: in slavery, in segregation, and in every wrong that has denied the value and dignity of life.
For Bush, making decisions is an identity question: Who am I? The answer turns Presidential decisions into foregone conclusions: I am someone who believes in the dignity of life, I am the protector of the American people, I am a loyal boss, I am a good man who cares about other people, I am the calcium in the backbone.
He adds that people everywhere deserve "the dignity of living a life free from want".
Inappropriate and unplanned hospital admissions, recognition of unmet health needs, concerns about supporting patient dignity, end of life care and access to health services have triggered multiple care home specific policy initiatives and interventions [ 10, 11].
"The Chardin still-life is a political manifesto on behalf of the dignity of ordinary life," he said.
We choose freedom and the dignity of every life.
"The act expresses respect for the dignity of human life," Justice Kennedy said.
