Sentence examples for extension of privileges from inspiring English sources

"It is the policy of the Century Association," it read, "not to discriminate on any basis in the extension of privileges of membership".

In 1698 the East India Company was prevailed upon to lend £2m at a rate of 8% in return for an extension of trading privileges.

For its part, the State Department told NBC it "strictly enforces the rules and associated consequences concerning our extension of driving privileges to foreign mission members" in the US.

The range of prescribers has been expanded in a number of countries, with changes in legislation to allow for extension of prescribing privileges to non-medical professionals, including pharmacists.

As Tom Shakespeare pointed out in a recent Radio 4 essay, this is nothing more than an extension of the privilege afforded to government ministers, who can pick and choose over the nation's art for their walls.

The manshake is not awkward for men because it's an extension of their privilege.

This treaty, and subsequent extensions of these privileges, practically rendered the Byzantines hostage to the Venetians (and later also the Genoese and the Pisans).

According to the report: "Risks to the public include tax-avoidance philanthropy, the warehousing of wealth in the face of urgent needs, and the increasing use of philanthropy as an extension of power and privilege protection".

The extension of right-to-buy privileges to housing associations also threatens to cause a wider decline in affordable housing.

The lobbying for an extension of the carpool lane privileges is unlikely to bear fruit, said Ms. Pavley, a Democrat who drives a Prius but has no sticker.

Hence the main goal of the past was a perpetuation (and wherever possible extension) of professional borders and privileges, the future will focus on flexible work share.