Sentence examples for to inalienable from inspiring English sources

The creation of the state was a solution to a European problem and the Palestinians are under no obligation to be the scapegoats for Europe's failure to recognise the Jews as human beings entitled to inalienable rights.

Carson reminded delegates that America is a Christian nation with a Declaration of Independence that refers to inalienable rights given by "our Creator", currency that says "In God we trust" and a pledge of allegiance that hails "one nation under God".

The amendment would have granted a fetus the rights designated to citizens in the Colorado Constitution relating to inalienable rights, equality of justice and due process of law; thus making abortion and some forms of birth control illegal.

Land itself continued to be inalienable, but the right to use the land could be mortgaged.

This refers to "the inalienable right of all the Parties to the Treaty to develop research, production and use of nuclear energy for peaceful purposes".

The moment we feel certain rights to be inalienable, when we feel them to be ours as our lungs are ours, so that their loss is an excision and a death, we have become American.

But they agreed that certain principles were so fundamental to our character as a nation as to be inalienable.

The authors of those founding documents rather optimistically intended to create representative government in independent Latin America and to declare inalienable natural rights of liberty, security, property, and equality.

I have decided to end my life, to exercise my inalienable right to make decisions about my own life freely and responsibly.

Biometric recognition provides an alternative to the traditional authentication mechanisms based on passwords or tokens such as ID cards due to the inalienable and distinctive nature of biometric traits.

Antisemitism is an affront to the inalienable, and so often destroyed, rights of the Jewish people.