Sentence examples for I seek the privilege from inspiring English sources

Held to Be a Justification of the Spirit of Reformers and Martyrs.; Because your editorial on the death of Senator La Follette showed the spirit of fair-mindedness, if not of understanding, I seek the privilege of answering it, which one would not seek in regard to the after-death attacks which were made in the Republican press.

Archives|Held to Be a Justification of the Spirit of Reformers and Martyrs.; Because your editorial on the death of Senator La Follette showed the spirit of fair-mindedness, if not of understanding, I seek the privilege of answering it, which one would not seek in regard to the after-death attacks which were made in the Republican press.

So absolute was the monarchy that it wasn't until the Middle Kingdom (2010-1630 B.C). that average Egyptians even dared to hope for the promise of an afterlife; they were spurred by the lower-ranking nobility, who had sought the privilege for themselves.

For the Court to reward his dishonesty is nothing short of an open invitation to false swearing to all who seek the high privilege of American citizenship.

Abortion rights activists applauded the decision, the latest in a string of rulings against similar measures, saying it would give abortion doctors more time to seek the hospital privileges.

Shinui's fortunes soared in the January elections as its leader, Yosef Lapid, a feisty ex-journalist, called for an end to "religious coercion" and pledged to seek the removal of privileges afforded ultra-Orthodox Jews.

The dentists seeking the new privileges are oral and maxillofacial surgeons, who are traditionally considered expert in repairing fractured jaws, improperly aligned teeth, cleft palates and related abnormalities and trauma.

But on Friday she said she could think of "no greater privilege" than to seek the leadership.

Most notably, the administration has sought to use the privilege to kill numerous suits against telecommunications carriers over the National Security Agency's eavesdropping program.

They included George Woodcock states: The anti-authoritarian sections of the First International were the precursors of the anarcho-syndicalists, seeking to "replace the privilege and authority of the State" with the "free and spontaneous organisation of labour".

The ostensible issue: Did Private Schine seek special privileges from the Army because of his work for the subcommittee?