Sentence examples for be considered privileged from inspiring English sources

One unpaid intern who fits the classic profile is Melodie Ruwet from Belgium – but Ruwet wouldn't, by Belgian standards, be considered privileged.

He said the summary "contains no intelligence beyond that contained" in the broader intelligence estimate, which was provided to members of Congress and to the committee, "and does not set forth policy advice that should be considered privileged".

It is suggested that EDs could be considered privileged places for supporting immediate alert for macroscopic events, helping though public health decision-making.

In this context, double bonds can be considered privileged starting materials, as they are easily accessible and robust feedstocks, but are also amenable to flexible functionalization.

Alain Danielou says that "The hermaphrodite, the homosexual and the transvestite have a symbolic value and are considered privileged beings, images of the Ardhararishvara".

"It's no secret that in Europe, Russia, South America, anybody who enters the arts is considered privileged," Mr. Martins said.

Mr. Wang was sent to a poor mountainous region during the Cultural Revolution, at a time when higher education was viewed with suspicion and those who were considered privileged were "sent down" to work with peasants.

The American Association of Equine Practitioners said in a written response to the board's proposal that veterinary records were considered privileged and confidential and could be released only under court order or with consent of the horse owner.

It was among e-mail messages written on June 23 and June 24 of 2002 that were not submitted to prosecutors as part of a grand jury subpoena of documents because they were considered privileged.

Both countries are considered privileged, positioned amongst the world leaders in rankings of mortality and life expectancy.

Former prosecutor Carney says that prosecuting an attorney for divulging non-public information concerning a client can be problematic because lawyers' communications with clients are considered privileged.