Although the actual extent of this privilege is controversial, there is general consensus about the limited need in intracerebral neural grafts for immunosuppressive regimens comparable to those used in other cases of allotransplantation.
[It's] proving far more effective as a display tool compared to film, which is less easily manipulated, or with actual scale models, which inevitably privilege those children nearest to them".
The show privileges bigger names over actual engagement, thus sacrificing a relevant discourse with what is actually happening today.
She wants to turn the sorority into an actual sisterhood, not the den of privilege that it has become.
Finally, after being elected President, Reagan had an opportunity to convert this idea into an actual program which I had the privilege of launching and managing for him.
Perhaps CEOs, such as Tim Cook, have become too accustomed to corporations having enormously greater privileges and immunities than actual persons.
There was some initial distrust in the Junta towards Saavedra, but it was just the result of his desire for honours and privileges rather than an actual power struggle.
FALL TV 2013: Watch the trailers The privilege of charting out an actual ending to a series is relatively new in television, thanks to the rise of the more ambitious and sophisticated storytelling afforded by cable television.
That's about as clear an example of an actual government-big business conspiracy and abuse of prerogative and privilege, in short of elitism, that one could find.
