Sentence examples for have an inalienable from inspiring English sources

Greer also said, "Human beings have an inalienable right to invent themselves".

"People seem to believe they have an inalienable right to be famous," Ms. Zirinsky said.

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.

That's a huge number – and it's producing its own frustrations, not least among those who feel they have an inalienable right to comment.

It proposes we accept this compulsion as legitimate because the global poor have "an inalienable stake in all limited natural resources".

And last, but far from least, don't South Floridians have an inalienable right to hassle-free air-conditioning in the summer, when humidity, rain and insects conspire to squeeze misery through open windows and doors?

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".

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.

"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".

With as many as 22 productions on stage each year, the Court – as Devine once argued – has an inalienable right to fail.