Sentence examples for future privilege from inspiring English sources

So Sessions would not answer in order to, as he told Senator Angus King, "protect" Trump's possible future privilege assertions.

That is how badly Peterson wants to secure future playing privileges.

As a nonexempt player without a guaranteed place on any major tour, every paycheck brings him closer to earning future playing privileges.

Losing future iPad privileges is the obvious first thing to take away but grounding, loss of treats and promised activities, harsher house rules are all effective ways of discouraging a child.

The FCC can save us from a future where corporations privilege certain content over others by following Genachowski's original plan unveiled in 2009 and "write a simple set of net-neutrality rules," concludes Pegoraro.

I was also way psyched that I could grab that stuff over the air for free while hanging out in Sea-Tac's lofty main terminal; I felt like I was living in a science fiction future full of privilege and book nerds.

Given that human studies are limited due to ethical considerations, future studies should privilege the use of animal models that closely resembles humans.

Furthermore, the players themselves are going to be less eager to risk their futures for the privilege of representing their country.

Mr. Carter, 87, said that in their meeting he had repeatedly pressed Field Marshal Tantawi on how to resolve potential disputes between the military council and the elected civilian authorities over the military's future powers and privileges, which he called "the basic question that has not yet been resolved".

If you have been considering an ICAP fund, it might be best to buy soon and be grandfathered for future no-load privileges.

As long as it divides southeastern Michigan, Oakland County will be a prisoner of its own making, and the basis of its future will be white privilege.