Sentence examples for inalienable obligation from inspiring English sources
Like the previous two, it will remind Iran of its inalienable obligation, imposed by the UN, to suspend both uranium and plutonium work until inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency IAEAA) can be convinced its nuclear efforts are peaceful, as claimed.Iran looks set to ignore this resolution too.
It has long been considered an inalienable right, if not an obligation, for most of the country to loathe the New York Yankees, for reasons beyond the team's galling habit of winning.
In accordance with practice all over the world, this confers on the Malays certain inalienable rights over the forms and obligations of citizenship which can be imposed on citizens of non-indigenous origin".
Within a human rights framework, it is well established that discrimination can lead to violence and that governments have an obligation to ensure that all of its citizens, including those perchance born female, enjoy inalienable and indivisible rights.
The creation of the state was a solution to a European problem and the Palestinians are under no obligation to be the scapegoats for Europe's failure to recognise the Jews as human beings entitled to inalienable rights.
"Modern German Duty: The Obligation to Play" (Letter From Europe, July 2) struggles to explain the contrast between the European belief in "an inalienable right to an idle August" and the contentment with which most Americans seem to accept their smallest allotment of leisure in the developed world.
Such rights are inalienable.
Globalisation is inalienable fact.
They have inalienable human rights.
