inalienable right , auch: non-transferable right

The inalienable right to judge a book by its cover.

In the new charter they are offered as inalienable rights.

Human beings have an inalienable right to know what they put in their bodies.

Are you one of those many Americans who regard driving your car as an inalienable right?

I didn't mean to step on any of your inalienable rights."

The right to live is an inalienable right of every person.

The working class has the inalienable right to strike and demonstrate on 1 May.

"What any of us does in our own lives is a private matter - a precious and inalienable right," she wrote.

"The grunt has an inalienable right to tell the truth."

She called on all women to unite to claim their inalienable rights.

Our response will be based on the inalienable rights of Iran."

Surely all of us can agree on that inalienable right, especially after the 2000 election.

The final and ultimate privacy of her body is a woman's inalienable right.

I free you in honor of our having inalienable rights to everything."

Science has an inalienable right to progress and develop without interference.

Indeed, no less than privacy, physical safety is also an inalienable right.

In Iraq, it seemed, everybody has the inalienable right to get hurt without explaining why.

Baseball fantasies are not some inalienable right of the male species.

The dilemma is how to control building but also give people their inalienable rights."

It would seem to me there are some inalienable rights you can't sign away."

Only because of this are all men entitled to equal treatment and inalienable rights.

In the 1980's the idea spread that annual returns of 8 percent or more were an inalienable right.

I do think I have an inalienable right to make that decision for myself.

Men are endowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights.