Sentence examples for cannot privilege from inspiring English sources

Arthur Eisenberg, legal director of the New York Civil Liberties Union, said one widely accepted principle is equality: The government cannot discriminate against groups that seek access to the park, cannot "favor some religions over others" and "cannot privilege nonreligious expression over religious expression".

From the modeling perspective, we cannot privilege one type of feedback over the other, since both these couplings are physiologically relevant and can co-exist, a very local one and a more or less distant one.

But a long-standing tenant of trade law is that governments cannot "privilege" local goods or producers over foreign ones, so there have been a string of cases at the WTO challenging local content rules in renewable energy programs.

Unfiltered and without interlocutor, the premise advanced by Zavarzadeh was terrifying; if we cannot privilege or deprivilege individuated realities as exhibiting greater or less fidelity to the epistemology of real-time human action and interaction, how in any sense can fiction or any of the other literary arts continue to function?

Although we cannot privilege one evolutionary scenario, all possible scenarios are in accordance with a simple vertical transmission of the different Alvi elements.

It cannot have privilege, but pressure alone will not get it to deliver.

Experts point out that the Supreme Court ruled during the Watergate scandal that officials cannot use privilege to withhold evidence in criminal prosecutions.

Another angrily posted that it's not possible because Black men aren't free; as though oppression is not layered and you cannot experience privilege if you're also oppressed.

But you need not — indeed, morally, you cannot — keep this privilege for yourselves.

The mere calling the business of a drummer a privilege cannot make it so.

The mere calling the business of a drummer a privilege, cannot make it so.