The phrase "a privilege on a" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a specific type of privilege related to something, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "Having a privilege on a certain decision can influence the outcome significantly."
Alternatives: "a privilege regarding" or "a privilege concerning".
Anonymity is a privilege on the blockchain, not a right, and when the ledgers are open, far more interesting things will come to light as the bankers move their money.
Recently Buttler has witnessed two of the most intimidating batsmen in the world from a distance of about four feet, a privilege albeit a painful one on Wednesday night.
Gelb has guided the opera company into the digital age and has put an art form long associated with aristocratic privilege on a more populist footing.
Two provisions of the rights offering ensure that the company will be able to raise the full C$5.3 million targeted by the deal First, holders of rights will be able to exercise an "additional subscription" privilege on a pro-rata basis to buy shares which would have been available under any rights which are not exercised.
What's more, this was not a dedicated lane -- though that would have been striking enough -- rather, it was an example of a public official not only conferring privilege on a select group, but actually doing so at the expense (the extended waiting time) of the general population.
Therefore, although Swiss chiropractors are generally more positive in their attitudes toward drug prescription, the majority utilize this privilege on a selective basis with their patients.
Philosophically, Republican majorities in both chambers want to erase the central concept that the ACA established: that health care is a fundamental right, not a privilege depending on one's income.
"Representing my country is one of the greatest things that I've ever been lucky enough to do, walking out on to the field with the England shirt on is a privilege and a honour.
Players end up playing to please themselves; it's a privilege, or a lark, to be on tour if you're not highly ranked, but rarely a gold mine.
