Sentence examples for extend a privilege from inspiring English sources

I pointed out that we were not talking about us passing a judgment of guilt or innocence, but whether or not we would extend a privilege.

SB 1062 reaches well beyond opposition to same-sex marriage by extending a blanket privilege on people with sincerely held beliefs: if it would violate your conscience to do business with pretty much anyone, you are under no obligation to consort with them.

What we are after is to extend parliamentary privilege to those who offer a well-reasoned contribution to public discourse".

"We do not extend the privilege of inclusion lightly," said A. Dale Climie, a Conservative Anglican archbishop who is based outside Houston.

Heterosexuals extend the privilege of marriage to the gay community.

But the New Jersey Supreme Court ruled that it would not be wise to extend the privilege to pet owners.

London already experiences the benefits of high-speed rail to the continent, having cancelled the northern connections, and Jenkins appears reluctant to extend the privilege northwards.

Roleplaying games extend the privilege of representation to other gaming demographics, giving players the opportunity to "play who they are" in the digital world, whether they are able to, or even desire to, explore this identity offline.

It will function instead to extend marriage privileges to a particular group of sexual partners.

The European Central Bank also said it was moving forward on a plan that would extend collateral privileges to small-business loans guaranteed by the European Commission or the European Investment Bank, a publicly owned development bank.

The Vermont Supreme Court extended executive privilege to cover a governor's official papers in a 1990 ruling, so it has affected only three former governors.