Sentence examples for exploiting the privileges from inspiring English sources

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".

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.

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.

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.

Those patrons, wealthy enough to kick in thousands of dollars to support a piece of theatre, have accumulated the financial resources to do so through the successful manipulation of current socio-political mechanisms and on the back of inherited privilege or through exploiting the western capitalist market economy that helps the affluent become rich and the rich get obscenely richer.

Underpinning all of these problems is an unfair economic system that privileges profits over people's lives, exploiting the environment and humans alike.

It has done so by exploiting the ingrained ethnic politics of Malay nationalism, posing as a defender of ethnic Malay privileges and quotas against the economic clout of large Chinese and Indian minorities.

Exploiting the situation, the king's councillors drafted a new law that eliminated the special political privileges of the nobility and proclaimed the crown fully inheritable, thus giving the king de facto absolute power.

You are exploiting the slum dweller".

He's not exploiting the subject.

Exploiting the community.