Examples of using Inalienable in English and their translations into Italian
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virtue alone is an inalienable good and endures throughout life
Peace will come only when the Palestinian people's inalienable and widely-acknowledged right to their own independent, sovereign state becomes reality.
Creditors have the inalienable and acknowledged right to exercise their veto, once the notice/draft terms of merger have been published.
People today share more and more a common feeling about the inalienable dignity of every human being
The dignity of the human person, his inalienable fundamental rights,
PFI philosophy is based on four inalienable principles: quality,
I feel the need to remind the Pastors of the Church of the inalienable bond between the steadfast presence of the Bishop
Note that inalienable moral rights and other restrictions may
In every human person we must see the inalienable dignity of the creature bearing in him/herself the image of God.
Hence, let us regard the Fiery World as something primordial, inalienable, manifest in courage and joy of heart.
Only by remaining independent can she teach the great criteria and inalienable values, guide consciences
Islam has no basic concept of inalienable rights and does not permit the individual to enjoy the freedoms of action
With Respect and in solidarity that Inalienable Human Rights for all human beings is the only way to peace and security.
She encourages and calls upon society to defend and promote the inalienable worth and rights of the person,
The inalienable dignity of every human being is, of course, fundamental to all Catholic health care.
endowed with an inalienable dignity that knows no barriers of tribe
society of his children. as Mr. Barron contends… an inalienable and God-given right.
as Mr. Barron contends… a parent has an inalienable and God-given right.
An inalienable and God-given right… a parent has I find it unarguably true, as Mr. Barron contends… to the society of his children.
what matters is first and foremost the inalienable dignity of the human person created in the image of God(Gen 1:27).