The political culture in Washington, D.C., just like the royal courts of monarchies and the ancient Roman Senate, operates on the same principle: power enables privilege.
Second, we use existing primitives to enable practical privilege separation for HTML5 applications.
And so what we're really talking about is having people be able to avail themselves of the same protections of civil law, that 1,047 different protections that people have when they are married, and to enable those privileges to be extended to everyone regardless of sexual orientation.
Service is an obligation to protect the country that has protected its citizens' rights, and to me, there is nothing more conceivably undemocratic than tolerating the sacrifices made by a mercenary army in order to enable the privileges enjoyed by the elite.
Immune states such as these disable tumor-killing CD8+ CTL responses and enable states of immune privilege that foster escape from antitumor immunity while simultaneously exploiting activated innate immune cells that enhance cancer development.
Interestingly, FasL expression was also observed in tumour cells of non-lymphoid origin and it was speculated that establishment of a tumour-associated immune privilege might enable malignantly transformed cells to evade immune surveillance and possibly also to selectively kill infiltrating lymphocytes [ 11].
France in turn uses Hollywood to justify generous government subsidies and other privileges that enable its movie industry to control about one-third of the local market.
The first entails access control policies, which can set up the privileges to enable connections, as well as actively intervene with respect to an interaction, e.g. forcing or closing connections when appropriate.
They were granted franchises, bounties, bond guarantees, rights of way, immunities and other exclusive privileges to enable them to serve specified public needs.
Parliamentary privilege enables politicians to speak freely in the houses of parliament without fear of being sued for defamation.
