Sentence examples for inalienable quality from inspiring English sources
Freedom is an inalienable quality of the individual, which matures over time according to the propitiousness of the environment.
A great editor should have two inalienable qualities: a nose for the best writing, and the ability to raise everyone's game.
It should be distinguished from basic dignity, which is the inherent dignity of each human being and can be regarded as a universal and inalienable moral quality [ 1, 6].
Governments, civil society, agencies and other key stakeholders must work together to help every child, in every country in the world, realize his or her inalienable right to a quality education.
Governments, civil society, development agencies and the media must work together to help every child, in every country in the world, realize his or her inalienable right to a quality education.
These qualities have no inalienable ideological roots; they could attach themselves to anything.
These battles all have their foundation in the fundamental belief that every human being has certain inalienable rights that allow them access and quality of opportunity.
Such a philosophy always gives precedence to the quality of life over its inalienable value and dignity.
Faced with the tantalizing opportunity to play host to its first Neiman Marcus, indulge itself with a second Nordstrom in Nassau County (talk about an adventure in upper-echelon retail) and earn the inalienable bragging rights automatic to any island brazen enough to juggle nine megamalls, the Town of Oyster Bay is instead taking a quality of life/eight-is-enough rain check.
