Sentence examples for general privilege from inspiring English sources

These and many of the other discriminating substructures, e.g. naphthalene (node 13), are aromatic ring systems which are consistent with previous claims of general privilege for bicyclic aromatic substructures.

Shifting from claims of general epistemic privilege in access to truth to claims of practical advantage in discovering morally or politically significant truths has been a key strategy defenders of standpoint theory (Collins 1996; Harding 1996; Hartsock 1996) have used against postmodernist critics such as Hekman (1996).

SECTION 22 The Government shall accord to the Deputy Regional Representative and senior officers of the Subregional Office designated by the Director-General, diplomatic privileges and immunities.

The Government shall accord to the Deputy Regional Representative and senior officers of the Subregional Office designated by the Director-General, diplomatic privileges and immunities.

This reticence is attributable to the historical development of organized environmentalism in the United States and its general tendency to privilege the interests of landscape and wildlife protection over concerns about public health and industrial pollution.

Early diagnosis is the privilege of general practice since general practitioners make most medical diagnoses in the NHS.

General surgeons with privileges at acute care hospitals in Ontario, Canada were mailed a questionnaire to solicit information needs (task, importance), information seeking (source, frequency of and reasons for use), key challenges and suggested solutions.

Many wealthy children are spoiled, but the crisis that afflicts American children in general is poverty, not privilege.

"Over time, I came to see that these were often moral conflicts about having privilege in general".

And the videos reflect both the ongoing segregation, as well as a general dismissal of white privilege by most (though not all) of Dow's subjects.

4. No payment or charge, either direct or indirect, may be made to the general public for the privilege of viewing the performance of the Programmes. 5.