Sentence examples for a favored class from inspiring English sources

The government should be dependent on "the great body of the people," James Madison wrote, and not "an inconsiderable proportion, or a favored class of it".

As Justice William O. Douglas wrote in 1972, "The press has a preferred position in our constitutional scheme, not to enable it to make money, not to set newsmen apart as a favored class, but to bring to fulfillment the public's right to know". Critics point out that even presidents must bow to the Supreme Court.

1344, 1 L.Ed.2d 1485 19577), was "our chief guide in resolving this case," 501 F.2d, at 710, the Court of Appeals focused on the "exclusionary character" of the ordinance and its concomitant "creation of a protected monopoly for the favored class member". Id., at 712-713.

"Farmland has been a favored asset class in a world where a lot of other asset classes have fallen out of favor," said Richard A. Brown, chief economist of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.

So a criterion for membership of the favored class of statements that required only those statements accepted by the scientists of the time to be members of the class was not going to be successful without knowing which sentences were thus accepted, and this, claimed Ayer, could only be known by experience.

After all, more pull in Washington for what Garman calls a "favored political class" could mean bondholders have more to lose.

It is the faith that we are all on the verge of joining the favored class ourselves.

We have become the favored class".

Privilege shared creates its own excepted, favored class, exempt from the legal and social rules that govern other citizens.

The Obama plan for financial re-regulation leaves unscathed this favored class of businesses whose fingerprints are all over the credit meltdown.

In January 2009, Warren Buffett, CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, told Tom Brokaw: "the idea that people that move money around are some favored class... strikes me as getting pretty far away from where we should be".