Sentence examples for gives no privilege from inspiring English sources

Connolley believes that Wikipedia "gives no privilege to those who know what they're talking about," a view that is echoed by many academics and former contributors, including Larry Sanger, who argues that too many Wikipedians are fundamentally suspicious of experts and unjustly confident of their own opinions.

Their counterparts in the city's Public Works Department are given no such privileges, though.

During this time he was given no special privileges despite being the boss' son.

Dr Sherwood Lynn, an abortion provider in San Antonio, told me that hospitals won't even send him the paperwork required to apply for privileges, and give no explanation for doing so.

"God is seen as a partisan, liberating force who gives special privilege to the poorest".

Once an embryo is implanted, he discovered, the uterus undergoes a change that gives it "privilege" from the immune system.

Because that gives you privilege over people who are darker than you.

"They wanted a green desert-like space with lollipop trees," explains Greenway, "but there was no privilege given to the existing site at all".

Israel, of course, gives special privileges to Jews -- but this has nothing to do with race.

This gives sufficient privileges to users to view other users' files and directories.

The paradox of American democracy is that the ultimacy of religious beliefs for individuals can be protected only when no religious belief is given public privilege.