Sentence examples for any privileged from inspiring English sources

I can tell you unequivocally that NO prosecutor and no member of the privilege review team saw the content of any privileged communications.

Are there any privileged realms?

The rules laid down state that Hartnett should "not draw on any privileged information" from his time at HMRC.

Companies can separately submit to the State Department a report with any privileged competitive information that will not be made public.

Mr. Tacopina said that he did not discuss any privileged information with federal prosecutors and that his meeting with them was not voluntary.

I received a letter last week from a very senior civil servant warning me not to reveal in this column any "privileged information" acquired as a minister.

Protestant workers would also have seen their counterparts in industrial outfits in Clydeside, Merseyside and Tyneside – components of the wider British community that the Protestant working class in Northern Ireland saw themselves as part of – and wondered how exactly they as British citizens were in any way privileged.

Not just any ordinary privileged heir to a political dynasty, but a girl half the nation swooned over; a sharp political operator, a speaker who even in her stilted Urdu could have a million people dance to the wave of her hand.

Since neither the thermodynamic nor the mechanical approach is in any way privileged, both have to lead to the same conclusions.

(Recall that we are understanding "reasoning" quite broadly, as responsibly conducted thinking: nothing in this understanding of reasoning suggests any uniquely privileged place for deductive inference: cf. Harman 1986. For more on defeasible or "default" principles, see section 2.5).

The IRS Whistleblower Office, set up to implement the new whistleblower law, aims to receive tips and documents in confidence, weed out any legally privileged information and forward the remainder to other IRS units for possible audit or even criminal investigation.