We both agreed that many women need big cars to ferry the kids around in, but that this need does not translate directly into the inalienable right to a seven-foot-tall off-road vehicle.
The outpouring of anger has spread across the country and can be channeled into fighting for the inalienable rights of man and woman.
They turn his desire to attend Harvard into something tantamount to an inalienable right, one that's impervious to ethical standards or personal morals, which means that "21" is either a very cynical or a very smart take on the power elite.
In the works of Islamic liberals such as Namik Kemal (1840 -1888), whose ideas led the ground for the Ottoman Constitution of 1876, the shariah had turned into a doctrine of God-given "inalienable rights of men" -- a basis for liberty, not a threat to it.
The amendment Ernst supported adds a line into the state's constitution that ensures "the inalienable right to life of every person at any stage of development shall be recognized and protected".
It was merely the southern states' successful "defence of an inherent, inalienable right to withdraw from a union into which they had, as sovereign states, voluntarily entered".
In 1926, Henry Ford, that most democratic of industrialists, introduced into his factories what we 21st-century citizens consider an inalienable right: the two-day weekend. .
In many of those photographs you will see cops blasting pepper spray into the faces of Americans whose only crime appears to be exercising an inalienable right.
"Today, North Dakotans saw through right-wing extremists' attempts to insert a highly controversial measure into the state's constitution that would have robbed North Dakota women of their inalienable rights to their own body and their own lives," said NARAL president Ilyse Hogue.
The E.D.L. bills itself as "a human rights organization that exists to protect the inalienable rights of all people to protest against radical Islam's encroachment into the lives of non-Muslims".
