Sentence examples for It's privileged from inspiring English sources

The movie audience knows it's privileged, and that its privileges are defended by waterboarding and rendition.

The general counsel says that it's privileged, and if we show it to you we risk breaching the privilege argument that we want to sustain".

It's not good for the economy, or society – yet it's privileged in the tax system.

Someone employed by a Federal Corrections Institution is suggesting that the only way they can know whether it's privileged legal correspondence which they have no right to read, is by reading it.

Our friends over at Funny Or Die know that if there's one thing this country loves, it's privileged dudes pontificating about uteruses at the expense of basic human rights and liberties.

Mr. Stern also declined to discuss the private consultants' report on employee attitudes, saying that it was "privileged information that was not shared with anybody".

"The clear case when it is privileged is when the client comes in having committed a past crime or wanting to get advice about a past event and retains the lawyer to help them defend his position," he said.

Huston's appeal has always centred on her combination of ungainly, diffident beauty and self-assurance, the result of a background as insecure as it was privileged, and she speaks plainly in a way that newly minted celebrities do not.

The team knows it is privileged that fans in a city with a jobless rate near 30percentt are spending money on football and that some are probably deciding between the Lions and the Tigers, who lead the American League Central.

"But how can it be privileged from us, the board, because we are the client?" A District of Columbia law gives charitable board members, or their representatives, the right to examine the charity's books and records.

According to Norris, "my guess is that either the information was not accessible to her [Lewis] or it was privileged and could not be released to me".