Sentence examples for grant privilege from inspiring English sources

"Asher doesn't merely grant privilege to the art idea over the art object," wrote Christopher Knight, the art critic for The Los Angeles Times, about a 2008 show at the Santa Monica Museum of Art, in which Mr. Asher reconstituted the bare aluminum studs for the walls built for all 44 previous exhibitions in the museum.

Many religiously affiliated hospitals also refuse to grant privileges to doctors involved with abortion.

Case volume and training have been considered as reasonable surrogates for competency that can be used as a basis to grant privileges for performing laparoscopic operations.

"It's abnormal that the Government should be in such a rush to grant privileges to a king," she said, talking a kilometer a minute.

Such documentation shall be used for identification and will not grant privileges, except those agreed in the Civil Affairs Coordination and Cooperation Committee referred to in Article X below, or immunities.

The public doesn't grant privileges to shareholders so they can pursue personal interests at the expense of workers, customers, suppliers and communities.

It is the role of the Person in Charge to grant privileges according the patient's clinical progress and any risk issues that may emerge, within the limits set by the patient's ORB disposition.

The block-grant privilege should be reserved for states with programs that meet federal standards.

This should not be surprising to white South Africans, previously granted privilege and access purely because of their race.

The lockdown_keys principal attribute can be used to prevent key extraction from specific principals regardless of the granted privilege.

Above all else, within its cellular domain, neoplasia is sanctioned as an exceptional problem-solving agency granted privilege through its exclusive self-referential participant/observer status.