He was proud, he declared, to live in a country that safeguarded rights that were "universal, inalienable and perpetual".
Lining the walls are two dozen turbaned Pushtuns, bearded, impassive and administering the public pedicure that is their inalienable right.I have called on Mr Zamin for a break from Pakistan's crisis-ridden national politics.
Dear Dr Mander As a practitioner of the noble art of journalism, it is my duty to hold powerful people to account, exercising the freedom of expression that is my inalienable right as a citizen in a democracy.
The ship is a way to be immersed in the ocean and in the sometimes-beautiful trash that is an inalienable part of our world.
But, if you are a natural-rights person and you think that individual rights are inalienable, then you don't recognize the priority of the public domain.
In return, Kathmandu pledged to endorse Beijing's "one-China policy" (which decrees that both Taiwan and Tibet are "inalienable parts of Chinese territory") and to prohibit "anti-Chinese activities" within Nepal.
"The mayor of Rouen made his decision without any consultation, and his decision is against the law," Olivier Henrard, the legal adviser for the Ministry of Culture, said Thursday, referring to a 2002 law that states that works of art are "inalienable".
The wisdom of the country's founders has bequeathed them a set of inalienable rights that are the envy of the world.
Particularly in lowlands, large areas have been recognized as inalienable territories that are collectively owned and, in some countries, self-governed by the indigenous population.
After 10 years of laws that have undermined many constitutional rights, beginning with the USA Patriot Act, it is sobering that eight citizens must sue the authorities to maintain rights that should be inalienable.
