inalienable

• It rubbed against the grain of all her principles—namely the inalienable right of every individual to life, liberty and the pursuit of hap­piness In the early hours she'd recognized how much easier it would be if she could approach the Trevelyans' detective agency as a concerned citizen who'd spotted a similarity between Cill and a woman living in Sandbanks. —  Disordered Minds
• That government should be based on popular consent and secure the "inalienable" rights of man, among which he included the pursuit of happiness rather than property, that it should be a means to human well-being and not an end in itself, he steadfastly believed. —  Conservapedia - Recent changes [en]
• Hilariously, none of them can pronounce the word "inalienable," especially the justice who reminds me of Arianna Huffington. —  Gayired.com - Gay OnLine Community for Entertainment and Daily News
• Not "inalienable by man, but not by God," but just plain "inalienable." —  The Nation: Top Stories
• Attorney General Jerry Brown, while arguing that Prop 8 is not an improper revision, advanced a novel legal theory that the measure should still be invalidated because Starr verbally testified to the court it allegedly infringes on the "inalienable" right of same-sex couples to liberty. —  American Chronicle

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