Sentence examples for to unchallengeable from inspiring English sources

"The British people have not repelled the extraneous power of the papacy in spiritual matters, and the pretensions of royal power in temporal, in order to subject themselves to unchallengeable rulings by unelected judges".

Meanwhile the clinical community and the media seem to believe that anything that reaches statistical significance and is the result of meta-analysis has some mystical access to unchallengeable truth.

We have made the human right to reproduce unchallengeable: to do so is either to be eugenicist or – as with China's one-child policy – repressively authoritarian.

The guidelines also call for medical staffs to have "unchallengeable" authority when caring for injured athletes.

Because of this, even the reliability of an iPSC-based drug screen would not be so solid as to be unchallengeable.

That is a requirement for any party to make an unchallengeable claim to power.

The accumulation of criticisms from a select committee in which there is a Tory majority will be a serious embarrassment to the previously unchallengeable Osborne and underlines the extent to which Tory MPs are now willing to assert his summer budget was badly misjudged.

For 30 years, Mr. Hussein has worked to make himself unchallengeable in Iraq.

"There appears to the Council of State to be no legally unchallengeable justification," the report said in addressing a request by Prime Minister Fran s Fillon, above, about how best to carry out a ban.

12, 1809) and evolution is taught to schoolchildren as a unchallengeable fact, little attention is paid to his more disturbing (and certainly politically incorrect) beliefs, let alone the impact his ideas had on 19th and 20th century leaders and movements.

The constitutional court's decision to reinstate the previous parliament is thought to be final and unchallengeable.