Sentence examples for expanded privileges from inspiring English sources

The service would continue to observe him if he were granted the expanded privileges.

Ricketts has said that those who arrived in the country illegally shouldn't receive privileges intended for legal residents and said the bill would expand privileges to individuals beyond the youth covered under the program.

A lawyer for John W. Hinckley Jr. told a federal judge that his client should be permitted expanded travel privileges from the mental hospital where he has lived since he tried to assassinate President Ronald Reagan in 1981.

A28 Hinckley Travel Request Denied A federal judge ruled that John W. Hinckley Jr. will not be permitted expanded travel privileges from the mental hospital where he has lived since he tried to assassinate President Ronald Reagan in 1981.

However, as Michael Geist (an internet-famous academic, columnist, and research chair in internet and e-commerce at the University of Ottawa) pointed out, C-13 provides civil and criminal immunity to ISPs who "voluntarily" provide customer information to law enforcement agencies that ask for it without a warrant and C-13 has expanded the privilege for making such requests.

Republicans should use them to show that Obama's big government expands the privileges of the privileged class.

The result is a form of class warfare — driven not by attempts of the poor to soak the rich, but by the efforts of an economic elite to expand its privileges".

The queen is its head; Parliament approves its prayer book; and only last year did the prime minister relinquish the right to select its bishops, 25 of whom sit in the House of Lords.Faced with this anomaly, the archbishop proposes to expand the privileges of all religions.

This week saw an unprecedented advance in state campaigns expanding driving privileges to immigrants.

The TPP would expand these privileges to more than 9,000 companies in the United States, roughly doubling the number of companies that could use this "investor-state dispute settlement" system to challenge U.S. policies.

Such voices are largely silenced by the extremists' advocacy of policies that "would transform our government from a very modestly compassionate instrument into a machine dedicated to expanding existing privileges while doing as little as possible for the marginalized and the aspiring".