Sentence examples for a privileged class of from inspiring English sources
This is sometimes because they hold a privileged class of shares that carry more votes than common equity.
Yantian is ruled by the Deng clan.Critics of the hukou system often see it as a form of discrimination against people from rural areas by a privileged class of urbanites.
But while protesters denounce the threat to flora and fauna, María Ester Quijanes, a Cochrane City Council member, is more concerned that the project will create a privileged class of citizens than with the environmental consequences of damming Patagonia.
In the 13th and 14th centuries, in the northeastern Russian principalities, the boyars were a privileged class of rich landowners; they served the prince as his aides and councillors but retained the right to leave his service and enter that of another prince without losing their estates.
Among the various N-heterocyclic scaffolds, quinazolines and quinazolinones form a privileged class of compounds with their diverse spectrum of therapeutic potential.
In the past years, different kinds of chiral phosphoric acids have been designed and developed into a privileged class of catalysts in asymmetric synthesis.
Mr Thaksin's supporters, who hold sway in the populous provinces of the north and north-east of the country, portray the return to military rule as the last effort of a privileged class to preserve the old order.Thailand's volatile politics have not prevented it from transforming itself from an agricultural economy into a modern industrial state.
Even members of Parliament, a privileged class to some extent, are not immune.
The Left's conception of "privilege" is categorical -- one enjoys "privilege" if one is a member of a privileged class, regardless of one's personal circumstances -- but the facts of life are personal and particular.
Not a privileged class, favored wards of the state, but independent achievers who would be the engine and the evidence of upward mobility.
Recently, Spike Lee, himself an affluent member of a privileged class, lambasted the cultural encroachments of gentrifiers in Brooklyn.
