Sentence examples for giving privilege from inspiring English sources

This would naturally realign the order of priority, giving privilege back to questions of agency.] R. Jay Wallace is the rightful heir to this Strawsonian strategy.

They were miffed that Euronext, which is run by a Frenchman and based in Paris, was giving privileges to French clients.

This would be less of a problem if the local hospitals were not all terrified of giving privileges to anybody who performs abortions.

She suggests that Cyrus had simply adopted a policy used by earlier Assyrian rulers of giving privileges to cities in key strategic or politically sensitive regions and that there was no general policy as such.

I think cultural boycotts are a catastrophe;  first, they give privilege to ignorance.

Mr. Assad's government has long given privilege to members of his Alawite minority and is backed by the region's Shiites, including Iran and the Lebanese group Hezbollah.

Accordingly, the privilege levels are automatically updated every 7 days so that a given privilege level is valid for one week.

That white lives should not be given privilege.

Whites do not choose to be given privilege; whether it is wanted or not, it is present.

Therefore, we assume a kind of competing relationship between starch production and maltose export for carbon fixed by the photosynthetic machinery, with a given privilege for starch synthesis under light exposure.

He gave privileges to companies that established colonies in the Americas, Africa, and the West Indies.