Sentence examples for has an inalienable from inspiring English sources
PAGE 39 SPORTS HARD TIMES FOR A TEAM That Has Had Harder It may seem to some Yankees fans as if the team has an inalienable right to a place in the postseason.
They are a resilient bunch, but no party has an inalienable right to be relevant.
The United States should grant Tariq Ramadan a visa, not because he has an inalienable right to one but in the interest of the national good.
all nationalities in the state enjoy equal rights, and each one has an inalienable right to the preservation and cultivation of its nationality and language.
With as many as 22 productions on stage each year, the Court – as Devine once argued – has an inalienable right to fail.
"Everyone has an inalienable right to protest, but no one has a right to make a continual nuisance of themselves and interrupt interviews like that".
In theory, we authors have an "inalienable moral right" to own our work.
But in 2004, Brazil, home to the world's fifth largest uranium reserves, also proclaimed that all states had an "inalienable right" to enrich uranium for "peaceful purposes".
These days, many museum visitors arrive with smartphones and the assumption that they have an inalienable right to life, liberty and the pursuit of good photographs.
