Sentence examples similar to notion of inherent right from inspiring English sources

Companies based on the outdated notion of inherent difficulty of copying must change or they will die.

While the Court's decision eschews the notion of inherent power, its holding that Fed.Rule Crim.Proc.

We need to dispel the notion of inherent Black criminality as well as the white supremacist belief that extralegal racist violence is an acceptable response.

I don't expect President Obama to become a race man, I expect him not to reinforce notions of inherent Black deficiency.

When notions of inherent purposefulness in our existence depend on the absolute correctness of our worldview, extreme behavior starts to make sense.

Since the financial system has now caused misery for millions of people and received special subsidies from the federal government, the notion that financial institutions have an inherent right to operate in any and all lines of business is simply wrong.

General Brooks nevertheless defended the soldiers' "inherent right of self-defense".

To them, the choice of partners was an inherent right and nobody else's business.

Article 51 acknowledges the "inherent right" of self-defense against an attack.

"Anything we do would clearly be focused on our inherent right of self-defense," he said.

The United Nations charter actually recognizes individual and collective self-defense as an "inherent right" of nations.