Sentence examples for exploit the privilege from inspiring English sources
The problem is that industry will always be tempted to exploit the privilege of self-regulation by producing a socially sub-optimal level of compliance with regulatory goals.
Exploiting the privileges could let people "steal personal data, track device locations, turn on microphones to record conversations", according to Check Point, the security firm that found the hack and named it "Certifi-Gate".
I asked Charles Reynolds if some magicians were genuinely upset by such revelations — we were having lunch so that I could exploit the rare privilege of having an authority right in the neighborhood — and he said that they were indeed.
In 1771 he successfully exploited the judicial privileges of the city to prevent the arrest for breach of privilege of printers who reported parliamentary debates.
He argues that the dollar's role as the world's reserve currency gives America an exorbitant privilege the ability to borrow heavily and cheaply from the rest of the world and that Asia's determination to hoard dollars forces America to exploit this privilege.
China wants to exploit this privilege.
In some crucial respects, "White Material" is a specific film about white Europeans who, being fully integrated into their African home, insist on the privileges of patrimony, including the right to exploit the land and its people.
The solution to exploit the correlation beyond this maximum pinning effect is to privilege the determination of the centroid of the resonance peak in C (Δ j ).
Critics say payday lenders exploit the poor.
