Sentence examples for in the inalienable from inspiring English sources

But the truth is that our belief in the inalienable right to drive is at the heart of our problems.

In the great 1858 Senate campaign, Lincoln's rival, Stephen A. Douglas, repeatedly insisted that blacks were not entitled to share in the inalienable rights cited in the Declaration of Independence.

I'm not asking you to support my candidates or positions--by all means, find and support your own, but let's act as much as we can from our best possible selves who believe in the inalienable rights of all people for life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.

I am a deep believer in the inalienable rights in the Declaration of Independence: Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness but I'm 62 years old and I was not raised in an enlightened era when it came to LGBT issues.

In the future I hope to be an advocate for children with disabilities on an international level, as I passionately believe in the inalienable human rights and untapped potential of these children.

In essence, the inalienable rights of man in other free states came in a distant second to the power of the tax revenues for Illinois's emancipationists.

[We believe in] the inalienable rights and freedoms of all people; we work towards a lean government that minimises interference in our daily lives and maximises individual and private-sector initiative".

In response to the arrests at the weekend, the EU issued a statement that expressed "concern about the deterioration in political dialogue" in Macedonia, and underlined "the inalienable right for an independent and transparent investigation in case of any alleged wrongdoing… in accordance with the law and international standards".

Some of us believe in the consumers' inalienable right to their deep-fried Mars bars, almost as much as we can't believe anyone would ever want to eat one.

It's right there in the Constitution, somewhere between the inalienable right to jaywalk and the freedom to double-park.

It has cited its membership in the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, which guarantees "the inalienable right... to develop... nuclear energy for peaceful purposes".