Heterosexuals extend the privilege of marriage to the gay community.
"We do not extend the privilege of inclusion lightly," said A. Dale Climie, a Conservative Anglican archbishop who is based outside Houston.
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.
Furthering multiculturalism for Modood (2017) is to extend the privileges of the Church of England, an "institutional figure of England's and British national identity", to other faiths in order to achieve a multicultural nationalism.
Martyn Goff, who has administrated the Booker Prize for 28 years from an antiquarian bookshop in Picadilly, recently extended the privilege of being considered for this year's prize (to be awarded on October 27th) to an online novel called "The Angels of Russia," by Patricia le Roy.
Research also revealed that although I was extended the privilege of a media invite, the events are always free to the 30-50 lucky attendees, with a guest list comprised mostly of Patrón Social Club virtual community members who had gained entrance to the live party by solving a riddle and RSVP'ing immediately.
In addition to greats like Babe Ruth and Joe DiMaggio, the Yankees have extended the privilege to the likes of Billy Martin (.257 career hitter; one championship as a manager), Roger Maris (three great years), Don Mattingly (ditto) and Ron Guidry (double ditto).
Unfortunately, it also extends the privilege to pedophiles.
The Federal Reserve, in a sweeping extension, has now extended the privilege to gilt-edged investment firms.
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.
Individual privileges that did exist have fallen into disuse for example the Lord of the Manor of Worksop (which is not a peerage) was extended the privilege and duty of attending the coronation of the British monarch until 1937, but the right was not exercised at the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II in 1953.
