Sentence examples for his privilege of from inspiring English sources

Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmad, who became emir in 2006, has exercised his privilege of giving family members top cabinet posts, repeatedly choosing his nephew, Sheikh Nasser Muhammad, as prime minister.

At English common law the basic limitations on the privilege of use of property were incorporated in the law of nuisance, the action that a landowner could bring if his privilege of using his land was being interfered with.

The Guardian's Nosheen Iqbal wrote: "Crowe seems to have wildly missed the point about his colleagues – women who don't have his privilege of being able to grow a gut, a temper, be perma-grizzled and still get jobs".

Colin Campbell, the N.H.L.'s senior executive of hockey operations, said in a statement Friday: "By targeting his opponent's head, three shifts into his first game back from a suspension for a very similar action, Mr. Gillies has forfeited his privilege of playing in the league for 10 games.

But even if no charges are filed, the National Basketball Association needs to make it clear that such violence has no place in professional basketball and that if any player decides to take the law into his own hands, his privilege of playing professional basketball is over.

From his privileging of plot over character Aristotle goes on to find general statements in poetry, philosophical ones.

Delegation of Authority allows a user (the delegator) to delegate any of his privileges to another user or application of his choice (the delegate) [15].

The Duke of Cambridge, for all his privilege, is something of a glorified studhorse.

By Lauren Collins November 1, 2011 The Duke of Cambridge, for all his privilege, is something of a glorified studhorse.

On those terms he can exercise his American privilege of free speech, but not on any others.

Kennedy is operating — teetering — on a kind of post-black sensibility born of his privilege as a well-regarded academic in a largely white community.