Examples of using Inalienable in English and their translations into Danish
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are inalienable.
The principle of a parent's inalienable right to his or her children was enshrined in common law. Clark, 1891.
Its source lies in inalienable human dignity shared by men and women in equal measure.
Each country has the inalienable sovereign right to decide how it uses its raw materials
It is one of our fundamental, inalienable human rights and is included in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
are fundamental and inalienable.
as Mr. Barron contends, a parent has an inalienable and God-given right to the society of his children.
It is the inalienable possession of all conscious beings and not of a mere few.
The principle of a parent's inalienable right to his or her children was enshrined in common law. Clark.
No doubt made up of people who have little faith in the country that protects their inalienable rights.
However, considers that the personal disability should be inviolable and inalienable right of people with disabilities
the people are made equal to the monarchs by their inalienable right to equality.
giving each family its lot and making it inalienable we might secure something like equality.
More than 70,000 children in 40 schools across the nation of Togo alone were educated on their inalienable human rights.
He has aimed at promoting equal access to an integrated health system as a basic, inalienable right of every citizen.
Of course, self-respecting company, as well as experts have long made this area one of its inalienable rights.
respect for human rights is also inalienable.
the realization by their citizens of their inalienable rights.
I find it unarguably true, an inalienable and God-given right… a parent has.
Paragraph 4 just about manages a reference to the country's inalienable right to security.