Sentence examples for granting privilege from inspiring English sources

This isn't to say that people shouldn't work to raise visibility, but that they need to be aware of the backlash it will likely cause, and be prepared to support the trans people affected by it There also tends to be a trend towards granting privilege only to members of the community who fit with the status quo, which favours people who are white, middle-class, English-speaking and able-bodied.

He showed unusual religious tolerance, granting privileges to many Christian groups.

Many hospitals have rules that could prohibit them from granting privileges to doctors who perform abortions.

He stimulated a revival of trade by granting privileges to Italian merchants.

With regard to credentialing, 60% of institutions required the surgeons to have performed a minimum number of procedures prior to granting privileges.

While temporally weak, Sergius was particularly noted for his aid to the poor and for granting privileges to several monasteries.

Still, she warned the judges not to tie their hands by granting privileges to journalists not available to other civilians.

The medieval English borough was an urban centre identified by a charter granting privileges, autonomy, and (later) incorporation.

By granting privileges to the towns in southern Germany, he gained their support; and by using diplomatic skill, he managed to make friends in the north as well.

But the emperor's attempts to attract the lesser nobility by granting privileges failed, as did his effort to depose Heribert and name a new archbishop.

He also extended Swedish influence to southern Finland and, by granting privileges, encouraged the Baltic city of Lübeck to increase its trade with Sweden.