Sentence examples for granting the privilege from inspiring English sources

The third of the five freedoms is the privilege of bringing in and discharging traffic from the home state of the aircraft or airline; the fourth is that of picking up traffic for the home state of the aircraft or airline; the fifth is that of picking up traffic for or discharging traffic from third states in the territory of the state granting the privilege.

But for decades, state prisons have used their discretion in granting the privilege to deserving inmates in an effort to foster family ties and reduce the restlessness of prison residents.

(This issue was reportedly resolved at the Geneva summit in July).Sometimes it is the countries granting the privileges that want to preserve their worth.

On Sunday afternoons, seniors were granted the privilege of reading quietly in Wharton's library.

Some are granted the privilege of having their own space to air their views.

This year, King was granted the privilege of a Paris Review interview.

To this end, an unnamed journalist (Billy Crudup) is summoned to the house and granted the privilege of an interview.

I'm told that I am the first official British tourist to have been granted the privilege.

He visited Dalí many times at his home in Spain and was granted the privilege of watching him paint.

Immigrants and resident aliens are granted the privilege of living here, may own property and pay taxes.

And lawyers, whose professional duty is to advocate, are granted the privilege of saying things they don't necessarily believe.