New social contracts must be forged to hold the beneficiaries of these privileges accountable to their stewardship responsibilities.
I recognize that I hold privilege in this movement.
As a white male, I hold privilege, and I ought to use my privilege to leverage people with less privilege for equality.
Within both these pays d'état and pays d'élection (where the Estates no longer met) there was a variety of groups and corporations, not to mention individuals, with their own legally held rights, privileges, and exemptions, such as the nobility, the clergy, the towns, and the king's officers.
Particular clans within Antemoro society historically held distinct privileges and responsibilities.
The fight bears the hallmarks of Italian life: powerful unions holding fast to long-held privileges, a struggle between local and central control, and seemingly wrongheaded fiats from Rome.
I told no one but my mother this, and she told me she was certain no other child held such privilege.
As a state assemblyman in 1993, he voted to deny driver's licenses to illegal immigrants, who had held the privilege for decades.
More than 2.5 million Californians — roughly 10percentt of the state's drivers — have a disabled placard, according to the California Department of Motor Vehicles, nearly triple the number that held the privilege in 1994.
Dynamic services mean the users can change their privileges dynamically and the broadcast center can upgrade to hold more/less privileges when needed for marketing, while in both previous schemes the numbers of privileges are determined when the systems are setup and users' privileges are static.
Officials concluded that in emergencies, hospitals are best equipped to provide care anyway, and the clinic doctor can advise the hospital staff without holding admitting privileges.
