Sentence examples for had a privilege from inspiring English sources

Arash Derambarsh is a very sympathetic and enthusiastic French politician, whom I've had a privilege of speaking with in several panel debates at congresses and food summits, the recent one was an international food summit in Copenhagen "Better Food for More People" arranged by the Danish Ministry for the Environment and Food.

Only 4 respondents believed that physicians should rely on their own values because professional judgment had a privilege.

The intervention group had a privilege to extra health service targeted for the unemployed (CHC), whereas the control group only could use the regular communal Health Centres.

Papp quoted from "King Lear": "Anger has a privilege".

"I think compared to the other guys I have a privilege with my company that I can do whatever I want," he said.

"Unless he has a privilege to withhold the identity of his source, he will be the victim of governmental intrigue or aggression.

Here in England, there are almost as many foreign players as English players and it's not right that some have a privilege that others don't".

We do not have a Privilege Jar.

JANE SCHMIDT: So heterosexual couples have a privilege.

If you get caught, you could get grounded or have a privilege taken away.

Every Sanrio Town member has a privilege to start a blog with the theme of their choice.