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Meanings of inherent right in English

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Usage of inherent right in English
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It was a wealth that accepted tribute calmly, as of inherent right.
A Far Country — Volume 1
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They depend less upon finesse, more upon inherent right and strength.
The Women of the French Salons
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No creation of nature has an inherent right to exist, independent of our need.
Futures 1
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That, I assert is not an inherent right of citizenship.
State of the Union Addresses
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Nor could he bestow them upon me, for they are mine by inherent right.
The Precipice: A Novel
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Therefore TDs have an inherent right to support or oppose any proposed referendum on any issue.
The Irish Times
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These protect every person from unfair discrimination and recognise the inherent right of dignity for all.
The South African
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This is a law, or custom, which all mankind may justly challenge as their inherent right.
The Writings of Samuel Adams - Volume 2
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The liberty of owning private property was proclaimed by the French Revolution as an inherent right of man.
A Political and Social History of Modern Europe V.1.
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The UN International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights states clearly: Every human being has the inherent right to life.
The Irish Times
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The Elphin diocesan pastoral council called on Catholics to defend the " inherent right to life of the unborn".
The Irish Times
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The question must be, on what grounds of inherent right or public expediency is property held to-day in private ownership?
Monopolies and the People
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It is the inherent right of the new life to have its inception in such physical ground, in such spiritual atmosphere.
Woman and the New Race
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That the right to vote is a natural and inherent right of which women are deprived by the tyranny of men.
Debate on Woman Suffrage in the Senate of the United States, / 2...
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It was his instinct to protect, and guide the people, in whom he recognized no chartered nor inherent right to govern.
Life and Death of John of Barneveld, Advocate of Holland : with ...
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Every man, not a criminal, has the inherent right to the inviolability of his own body, except for his own personal benefit.
An Ethical Problem / Or, Sidelights upon Scientific Experimentat...
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