Those with access to these resources — students, librarians, scientists — you have been given a privilege.
Those with access to these resources students, librarians, scientists you have been given a privilege.
ELLA NEWELL, a junior at Waverly High School: Wouldn't heterosexual couples, if they were given a privilege then, that gay couples aren't, like given that privilege to get married, but heterosexual couples are given a privilege to get married?
Persons acting illegally against other parties should be held accountable and should not be given a privilege because they graduated from law school.
As with the other majors, winning the Masters gives a golfer several privileges which make his career more secure.
"When you were elected, you were given a great privilege," the judge, Naomi Reice Buchwald, said as Mr. Seminerio stared down at his clasped hands.
He also pointed out the existing human rights law prohibited discrimination on the basis of religion, and opponents were not arguing that that clause gave a special privilege to religious people.
He argued loudly and unsuccessfully in favor of restricting federal airport searches and gave a personal privilege speech — a fancy term for a heartfelt oratorical address to the House that cannot be interrupted for debate — railing against the machinations he said prevented passage of the "anti-groping" legislation.
In the process of finding the minimum-energy expenditure path, an individual may give a more privilege to adopt others' solutions (i.e., minimum-energy expenditure path) if he is more convinced that there is unanimity in the competence of the solution between several group members.
It's important, too, because the ACA's attackers often assert that members of Congress are either exempt from the ACA or given a special privilege.
