Sentence examples for communication privilege from inspiring English sources

"Is the president asserting the presidential communication privilege, which applies only to documents involving communications with the White House?" asked Senator Charles E. Grassley of Iowa, the ranking Republican on the Judiciary Committee.

The Post also revealed Tuesday that administration officials tried to block Sally Yates from testifying in the House investigation, telling the former acting attorney general in a recent letter that officials believe her possible testimony are covered by presidential communication privilege.

The Justice Department told Yates she was forbidden from publicly discussing Flynn's departure or his communication with the Russian ambassador because those topics were covered by attorney-client privilege or the presidential communication privilege, The Washington Post reported.

Yates' attorney argued that the Trump administration was taking an overly broad interpretation of "client confidences" and that White House public statements about Flynn waived the presidential communication privilege.

All license classes provide voice communication privileges on HF (high frequency) bands without the requirement to learn Morse Code.

By that I mean a form of communication that privileges statement over suggestion, that documents rather than defers.

Actually, ubiquitous communication is the privilege of authorized users in some places for specific requirements and reasons.

In 1969, military satellite communication was a privilege reserved for high-ranking officers and civilians.

Hence any document that relates to their communication is, absent privilege, subject to discovery.

Now fund it.' Which is wrong: communication is not a privilege, it's a fundamental right".

These aspects of communication were seen as the privilege of medical staff working in the wards, not in the ED.