Sentence examples for Privilege conferred from inspiring English sources

A privilege conferred thereafter is nothing more than a gratuity, and hence an arbitrary preference irrespective of its motive.

We entered through a little-used rear door, as if it were a special privilege conferred only on regular customers like us.

Acutely aware of privilege conferred by gender and race, men in reciprocal mentorships are deliberate about sharing social capital, including influence, information, knowledge, and support with mentees.

Of course, I'm not registering a complaint about the privilege, conferred upon me by color, to enjoy the luxury of an extra seat to myself.

The privilege conferred by § 201(c) is transferable, the court first concluded, and therefore could be conveyed from the original Print Publishers to the Electronic Publishers.

By way of distinguishing the cases in hand from some which are cited by the appellants it is enough to observe that here the company has ceased to exercise the privilege, conferred by its charter, of maintaining and operating the road as a common carrier, and this because the available traffic has diminished to a point where further operation is economically impossible.

"It emphasises the fact that this is a society based on class and that privilege confers status".

Naïveté, because believing that individual talent is the only thing that leads to a white man being promoted, reveals a lack of understanding of the many ways in which privilege confers benefits every single day, and the myriad challenges faced by women and underrepresented minorities – from daily microaggressions to egregious acts of sexual harassment.

Under the 1944 Chicago Convention an aircraft, in order to benefit from the privileges conferred by the convention, must comply with its terms.

Ultimately, the monopoly privileges conferred by copyright protection and the potential financial rewards therefrom are... to motivate publishers to produce journals,..

The act, also, gave to the company the rights, powers, and privileges conferred upon the Union Pacific Railroad Company by sect. 3 of the act of July 2 , 1864