Sentence examples for allowing privileges from inspiring English sources

The Southern European countries stuck with an old fashioned economy allowing privileges, patronage, and borrowing to rule the agenda.

To reduce the risk of a vulnerability or misconfiguration allowing privilege escalation, some programs have been written or adapted to make use of privilege separation, privilege revocation and chrooting.

In our enlightened era some fortunate puppets have been allowed privileges denied to the likes of Howdy, Kukla, Ollie and the rest.

Former inmates of Cipinang said that prisoners who have money and connections are allowed privileges including cell phones, furloughs and food deliveries.

The admitting privileges law will probably lead the Red River clinic to shut down, Ms. Kromenaker said, because there are only two hospitals within the required radius, and she was uncertain whether her doctors would be allowed privileges there.

As readers, however, we are allowed privileges which Dr Lucas is not, intimacies she holds back from the psychiatrist owing to mistrust of his dry academic interest in a story that for her is wild, vibrant and living.

They may resent having a bedtime and so on but make sure they are fulfilling household expectations before being allowed privileges such as TV, video games, phones, time out of the house and so on.

We need to explore all the persistent inequalities of condition which allow privilege to sustain itself.

The access control rules being more complex, the encrypted content and the licenses are managed through different channels, allowing different privileges to be exercised by different users on the same encrypted content.

But the Commack policy for the decade prior to the accident was to allow travel privileges to juniors as well as seniors, and there has been some frustration among juniors that their privileges weren't renewed.

He besmirches soccer too often to be allowed its privileges and its rewards.