unalienable right

If we are to return to our values, it means recognizing the unalienable rights of all.

Liberty may well be an unalienable right, but it is hardly ever a sure thing.

The greatest evil, he believed, did not lie in unalienable rights.

Full opportunity for full development is the unalienable right of all.

"We have certain unalienable rights, and those rights cannot be taken away from me by a political campaign."

I'm going to devote this term to those 'unalienable rights' - for everybody.

"That they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights."

You either believe in the concept of unalienable rights or you don´t.

"No human has an unalienable right to see an elephant in captivity," she said.

To the average American teenager, for better or worse, prom feels like an unalienable right.

“They said that we had been endowed by our creator with certain unalienable rights.

People march in Washington protesting various assaults against the first two unalienable rights, life and liberty.

It is our holy duty to defend the unalienable rights of all men guaranteed by natural law.

For us there are simply, here and elsewhere, people, citizens, with unalienable rights on which we wish to base our coexistence.

People are created equal, they postulated, and they have certain unalienable rights.

The Creator gives to man certain unalienable rights.

Article 11 outlines the right to work for women as "an unalienable right of all human beings."

The right to be free from slavery and involuntary servitude is among those unalienable rights.

While Hillary and her team of champions focused on women's unalienable rights to be free agents, another ripple began to form.

First, the document describes the unalienable rights of humankind to pursue their freedoms.

Some compared it to sneaking totalitarianism, and they asked what other unalienable rights would soon disappear.

It has elevated these artificial beings into entities “endowed by their Creator” (us) “with certain unalienable rights,” including the right to free speech.

As Americans we are endowed by our Creator with certain unalienable rights that no man or government can take away from us.

Thomas Jefferson once stated that nothing is unchangeable but the inherent and unalienable rights of man.

What is missing from Noah Feldman’s article is any mention of unalienable rights.