Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmad, who became emir in 2006, has exercised his privilege of giving family members top cabinet posts, repeatedly choosing his nephew, Sheikh Nasser Muhammad, as prime minister.
Based on interviews with 9,205 men and 3,158 women, the study found that the average Indian man is "convinced that masculinity is about acting tough, freely exercising his privilege to lay down the rules in personal relationships and, above all, controlling women".
On those terms he can exercise his American privilege of free speech, but not on any others.
The trustee has the fiduciary duty to the beneficial owner to exercise his legal rights, privileges, and powers in such a way as to benefit not himself but the beneficiary.
Republicans issued a subpoena demanding more documents from the justice department but Obama exercised his executive privilege on Wednesday, just hours before the oversight committee vote, to block this.
And there's no doubt that he was exercising his Fifth Amendment privilege, but he didn't [formally] assert his Fifth Amendment privilege.
If he cannot draw the mantle of reticence over his characters that he draws over himself - and still call himself a fiction writer - he can stop short of fully exercising his fiction writer's privilege of omniscience.
"Dear Leader is exercising his mulligan".
He exercised his right to be wrong.
Amid reports that Mueller may be just weeks away from filing a report, a debate is also raging in legal circles over whether the Attorney General — either Whitaker, or his yet-to-be-confirmed successor, Bill Barr — would be able to successfully exercise executive privilege over some of Mueller's key findings, and keep them out of public view.
