Sentence examples for absolute privilege for from inspiring English sources

It provides what is known as absolute privilege for confidential sources; in Colorado (and in many other states and in federal courts), that protection is only "qualified," which means that it can be set aside if sufficient necessity to the court proceedings is shown.

"The ICRC takes note that Judge Pohl did not find an absolute privilege of non-disclosure under US law for ICRC materials," said Anna Nelson, a spokeswoman for the ICRC in Washington.

"It's been an absolute privilege to play for Wellington for over 15 years.

It's been an absolute privilege to work for such a caring guy".

Describing his job as "an absolute privilege", he said his appetite for the job was as strong as ever, despite the "slings and arrows".

In an internal email to staff announcing her departure, Bailey said: "As you all know newspaper are a business like no other and it's been an absolute privilege to have lead our company for the past 10 years, a fascinating and all consuming role".

Being part of the public sector is an absolute privilege, but unfortunately that word privilege still rings true for too many of the wrong reasons.

I sat in the river where the songline travelled for that specific story; it was an absolute privilege to be there and to be given the permission to bring that story to the screen.

But, for now, working at this level is an absolute privilege".

They are granted what is called "absolute privilege", meaning they are free from the risk of being sued for libel.

I have never had so many people wanting a chat and asking for my autograph before and it was an absolute privilege to be there and to meet those youngsters, who are the future of this country.