Sentence examples for broad privileges from inspiring English sources

She left control of most state affairs to her advisers and favourites, under whose leadership the effectiveness of Russia's government was handicapped by continual court intrigues; the country's financial situation deteriorated; and the gentry acquired broad privileges at the expense of the peasantry.

For flexibility, they provide users with broad access privileges, which, as a side-effect, leave such systems vulnerable to various attacks.

Palys, who co-authored a book about research confidentiality, says broad academic privilege doesn't exist in other countries either.

It gives African and Caribbean countries broad new trading privileges by expanding duty-free access to American markets.

Even in Germany, the new king found that he needed to gain the support of the German church through a broad grant of privileges.

The House voted, 309 to 110, to grant more than 70 African and Caribbean countries broad new trading privileges by expanding duty-free access to American markets.

The House today decisively approved legislation that grants more than 70 African and Caribbean countries broad new trading privileges by expanding duty-free access to American markets.

1. Trade: Vote on a compromise bill that grants more than 70 African and Caribbean countries broad new trading privileges by expanding duty-free access to American markets.

Houghton (R) Yea Senate 1. Trade: Vote on a compromise bill that grants more than 70 African and Caribbean countries broad new trading privileges by expanding duty-free access to American markets.

This is a broad stroke that privileges intellectual unity over diversity.

No cases come to mind that support such a broad claim of privilege.