Sentence examples for inalienable as from inspiring English sources

But Justice Kennard argued that the people's right to alter their Constitution is inalienable as well.

The EU, of course, views the sovereignty of Ukraine, however recently acquired, as being as inalienable as that of any other state.

This predicament is understandable given that the innate, comprehensive and inalienable status as well as the wholly open-ended contract anticipated by commentators are corner – rather than core – alternatives in a liberal polity.

Following in the wake of the Civil War, the Fenian crisis dramatized anew the idea of citizenship as an inalienable right, as natural as freedom of speech and religion.

But I disagree with his characterization of those who view abortion as an "inalienable right" as treating "these decisions as if they were clear-cut".

Above all, honor God as the Infinite Being, as the source of inalienable rights, as the founders did.

For us, universal health care is as inalienable a right as your right to bear arms.

I, on the other hand, made it a priority to visit the beach in September as a solemn expression of my inalienable rights as a gaijin.

We know that you are fighting over lucre, not our inalienable rights as cable consumers.

From a rigorous anti-abortion perspective, that life has the same inalienable rights as any other innocent.

But Mason was in the first rank of the founding fathers, having articulated the doctrine of inalienable rights as formulated in the Declaration of Independence.