For the emperor it was theoretically an advantage that men so powerful in their own right should owe their chief dignity and most valued privileges to his grant.
A valued medieval privilege, given for special services or in return for a payment, was freedom from tolls.
Moreover, his words from the bench denigrates, for all Americans, the value, privilege, and responsibility of voting.
But of course none of this hypocrisy and conflict of interest will be of any bother to the Standard; it is simply staying true to its values: privilege above diligence, birthright above egalitarianism, posh boys in Chelsea over the millions of normal Londoners who read their paper every week.
Dwight D. Eisenhower said that "a people that values its privileges above its principles soon loses both".
We must understand that just as diversity lies at the intersection of life and living for those who value it, privilege is the basis of white male dominance.
European institutions evolved constantly over many centuries, while the U.S. maintains a Constitution that embodies late-eighteenth century values, privileging individual freedom and property rights.
We share American experiences and values, privileges and responsibilities.
16 This major implication and satisfaction with the administration of treatment can be explained in the context of the traditional concept of the Spanish family, probably still firmly rooted in a significant number of caregivers in the study, in which the self-sacrificing care of the older ones on the part of their direct relatives is considered to be a social value and a privilege.
Couldn't (and shouldn't) airline customers simply take their business elsewhere if American strips valued perks and privileges out of the AAdvantage loyalty program?
White people can charge people of color for the service of hailing them a cab – it's a way of valuing the benefits of privilege.
