Sentence examples for essential privilege from inspiring English sources

Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman's recent proposal further emphasizes that pro bono is an essential privilege of our profession.

That requirement means that the investors in the shelters did not have "an expectation of confidentiality in their communications with BDO, an essential element" of the privilege, the court found.

Seeing the linkages between the past, present and future and the patterns of ongoing privilege are essential if resilience is to be about more than housekeeping in preparation for future challenges" (Rickards and Kearnes2016 6).

Seeing the linkages between the past, present and future and the patterns of ongoing privilege are essential if resilience is to be about more than housekeeping in preparation for future challenges".

The protections afforded by parliamentary privilege are essential to parliament and its committees to be able to operate effectively.

"In this era of #BlackLivesMatter, at a time when Latinos are the largest minority group and Asians are the fastest growing racial and immigrant group, exploring and questioning 'white privilege' is essential".

"The idea of privilege is so essential to SJW ideology that a common debate tactic they use is to say 'check your privilege', which roughly translates to, 'you must immediately halt or change your speech because your ancestors may or may not have done bad things to women or minority races'".

Clean water and toilets are essential human rights, not a privilege.

The universal reprieve of Yom Kippur, and the ancient account of how, on the fifteenth of Av, the maidens of Jerusalem, ready to find their mates, would go singing and dancing into the fields, wearing white garments they had borrowed from one another to obscure distinctions of wealth and privilege, indicate an essential equality in the sacred joy that comes of constituting community together.

And I am referring here mainly to the changes in the pension system and the retirement age increase, as well as to other decisions concerning other professional groups that had been enjoying special pension privileges, to the essential decisions arising from the need to stabilise the state budget – what I have in mind here is the increase in pension contributions.

His letters of the period show that, while still utterly opposed to the idea of independence, he was determined never to submit "to the loss of those valuable rights and privileges, which are essential to the happiness of every free State, and without which life, liberty, and property are rendered totally insecure".