Sentence examples for effect of privileging from inspiring English sources

Blu-ray, like any other digital technology, has the effect of privileging recent work, conceived with it in mind: Wall-E looks stunning on a Blu-ray disc, almost miraculous; The Rocky Horror Picture Show does not.

Recent guidance from Britain's Financial Services Authority on lending in areas like commercial property jacked up risk charges on exposures where there is a lack of historical data; Bob Penn of Allen & Overy, a law firm, argues that this has the effect of privileging lending in home markets.

I'm not entirely convinced one can discount the effect of privilege and am uncomfortable with such individualistic essentialist ideas of the person.

That's a terrific line, a vivid expression of the corrupting effect of privilege, what happens when no wish has ever been denied.

Although the prime minister Theresa May will have been sheltered from the worst of the choking smog during her trip to India, arriving in Delhi should have been a powerful warning about the effects of privileging growth over environmental concerns.

But isn't that hard, since the effects of privilege are so unjust?

First, as the possibility of marriage equality is more likely than ever before, it is essential to remember how intoxicating the effects of privilege are.

The true question here is instead the proper scope and effect of the privilege against self-incrimination under the Fourteenth Amendment in state disciplinary proceedings against attorneys.

Isn't that a big deal?" No, a big deal would be putting Mike Brown, Tamir Rice, or Eric Garner on the list as the face of police brutality and the effect of white privilege.

In this case, the Supreme Court of South Australia held that an action may proceed against a legislator accused of libel where the whole subject matter of the alleged libel relates to the legislator's conduct in the legislature so that the effect of parliamentary privilege is to exclude virtually all the evidence necessary to justify the libel.

This effect could be avoided using topic cycloplegic eye drops during measurements with the side effect of losing the privilege of a noninvasive measurement technique.