inalienably

Full of mythological resonances, expressing a deeply personal, sensuous interaction with both materials and imagery, Ms. Lemos has, through this trilogy, also sought to express that very contemporary Greek experience of being both inalienably rooted in an ancient culture and adrift on the seas of the world.

Navigating Through a Crisis Emma Crichton-Miller 2011

No authorization is needed for a Constitutional Convention, it is inherent and inalienably the right of the Honduran People.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Release the Koh Memorandum on Honduras 2009

The yearning for freedom and truth is inalienably part of our common humanity.

Landmark Address on the Responsibilities of Universities Freedom has a purpose 2009

The yearning for freedom and truth is inalienably part of our common humanity.

Archive 2009-09-01 2009

The yearning for freedom and truth is inalienably part of our common humanity.

Academic freedom found in the authority of truth 2009

Building up healthy and morally cultured political players is inalienably concerned with the process of political transformation.

Nepal: The Coming Constitution and the Issue of Transformation 2008

If the body cannot be property, it will always be carrying meanings or messages that are inalienably its own.

Archbishop - Religious Faith and Human Rights 2008

If the body cannot be property, it will always be carrying meanings or messages that are inalienably its own.

Archbishop - Religious Faith and Human Rights 2008

We will do everything within our Constitutional and Human Rights to protect and preserve possession of this power that is inalienably Ours to be given but never taken away.

So-ing The Seeds of Change 2008

The majority of property is owned by the National Trust, and in accordance with the National Trust Act 1907 and the National Trust Act (Northern Ireland) 1946, the area is preserved inalienably.

Giant's Causeway and Causeway Coast, United Kingdom 2008