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• a  not capable of being changed or altered

• The French Government confirmed for what must be the hundredth time its inalterable decision to remain firm on its Ruhr policy.
• As long as he was alive, recovery of the mainland stood, in his words, as "the inalterable national purpose.
• The French Government confirmed for what must be the hundredth time its inalterable decision to remain firm on its Ruhr policy.

• unalterable

• alterable

Quotes

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• Sergey Lavrov in RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty
  International law is clearly not an inalterable dogma,Lavrov said. "The fight against terrorism calls for its development and improvement."