Sentence examples for inalienable status from inspiring English sources
Bernstein told the crowd that, "I come here as an advocate of the best obtainable version of the truth" and as "someone who believes in basic human rights and their inalienable status".
From the technological standpoint, JD Rucker on the Techi Blog argues that outcomes are key, and elevating the internet to the status of an inalienable right will result in "increased opportunity, improved education, and the end of hostilities based upon ignorance".
Such principles are well-established in a number of international agreements, including the CRC and the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination; they were reaffirmed last December at the UN Forum on Minority Issues, which endorsed the status of education as an inalienable human right.
Mr. Bush's challenge is to bolster Taiwan's defenses while still encouraging Taiwan and Beijing to negotiate about the future status of the island, which Beijing considers an inalienable part of "one China".
While numerous articles have discussed this question, what has been typically ignored is "Silent Night's" status as what anthropologists call a sacred or inalienable object -- your grandmother's wedding ring, the American Constitution or the family portrait we carry in our wallets, in other words, objects that carry special meaning for us.
"They are the inalienable rights of every individual, regardless of his or her location and migration status.
At the heart of the 14th Amendment is the fundamental belief that all people are born equal with inalienable rights, and, if born in the United States, are born equal citizens regardless of color, creed or social status.
Such rights are inalienable.
Globalisation is inalienable fact.
