The article observed: "They look alike, act alike and think alike and in Ann Arbor, Mich., when they walk down the street any Michigan student can recognize Bump and Pete, the inseparable Elliott Brothers, Wolverines right half and quarterback respectively".
Whether or not it is a human right in its own respect, the internet provides the gateway to other freedoms, notably freedom of expression and the right to family and private life and therefore access to can be, practically, inseparable from the rights themselves.
"Time is a luxury, and a restaurant is a place of luxury," Mr. Ducasse said on the phone from Paris, emphasizing the importance of "hospitalite" and "convivialite" as if they were constitutional rights inseparable from a three- or four-hour meal.
Our foreign policy is inseparable from upholding human rights, protecting lives, and supporting international law.
At a time of war, when men and women sworn to defend our Constitution are risking their lives, we cannot forget that these rights are inseparable.
Now they are inseparable, and Jones is right to celebrate this marriage.
Helem, the Lebanese gay and lesbian organisation, thinks not, arguing that gay rights are an inseparable part of human rights - as does Ms Morcos.
But some lawmakers were adamant that the abortion issue was inseparable from other women's rights concerns.
Our premise is that, in indigenous contexts, many individual rights are virtually inseparable from the communities which, through customs, confer the rights in the first place.
Our rights are interconnected and inseparable.
