Sentence examples for not inalienable from inspiring English sources

Not inalienable rights that came from God.

If there is no respect for the rule of law, if we cannot enjoy basic human rights, then our freedom is subject to the whimsical pardons and arbitrary decisions of Azeri courts, not inalienable rights that we are born with.

"The proposed changes will enable land grabbing and the violation of rights of traditional forest dwellers, and sends a clear message that rights granted under the FRA are not inalienable, but subject to the whims of the government of the day," said Shresth.

We know that you are fighting over lucre, not our inalienable rights as cable consumers.

"It is not your inalienable right to play in the All-Star Game," he said.

You wonder about urban plazas surrounded by 50-story walls: what would grow there, mushrooms?" Before 1916, air and light were not an inalienable right of New Yorkers, but since then zoning rules have imposed varying height restrictions on new construction.

Happiness is not the inalienable human right.

For 87 years, the nation believed that people relegated to the bottom of this racial hierarchy did not have inalienable rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.

Says Semans: "If that isn't an inalienable freedom, I don't know what is".

Absent those specific exceptions, the rest of the stuff was inalienable, not up for grabs, not dependent in any way on Government's decision to grant or withhold them.

Drinking a Coke on a hot day may not be an inalienable right, but having light after a hurricane should be.