Sentence examples for and privilege for from inspiring English sources
Afrikaner leaders were beginning to realise that they could not hold on to power and privilege for ever.
Keane had given his approval to a farewell message that read: "It has been a great honour and privilege for me to play for Manchester United for 12 years.
The "elite" used to denote those who, in any given society, had the wealth, power and privilege: for example, privately educated ex-City brokers and billionaire plutocrats who hang out in golden lifts.
The two give up Paris and privilege for a bohemian life on the Côte d'Azur, essentially offering the same tale of romantic abandon that the movies have been thriving on for decades.
In a statement issued on the Championship side's website, the Al-Hasawis said: "It is an honour and privilege for the Al-Hasawi family to assume control of this great club steeped in history and with the outstanding legacy left by its previous owner Nigel Doughty.
"Ever since Mrs. Clinton shared a stage with the teachers' union to announce her candidacy, she has been much more concerned about perks, pay and privilege for union leaders than about reading, writing and arithmetic for our children," Kim Serafin, a campaign spokeswoman, said in New York.
The closure policy has instead solidified an apartheid-like system of separate rights and privileges for Jews and Palestinians.
Fourteen years ago Joan Rattner Heilman wrote an article in Parade magazine on discounts and privileges for people over 50.
Publicly controlled enterprises have become increasingly lucrative, generating wealth and privileges for hundreds of thousands of Communist Party members and their families.
They realise there are extra resources, attention and privileges for SEN children, and so have pushed more strongly for an SEN diagnosis.
The Port Authority was pledged to plan, construct, and administer a port area (Freeport) and to license businesses and industries therein in exchange for various tax exemptions and privileges for 99 years.
