The compact gave the citizens of each state the right to use their respective shores, including "the privilege of making and carrying out wharves and other improvements".
They saw how a Republican revival could be undone by a candidate trying to appeal to the public's "latent anti-politics, anti-government bias," but they never imagined a Presidential nominee who, along with spouting casual bigotry, would boast that being a TV celebrity included the privilege of molesting women without penalty.
Workers in public sectors, including employees of state-owned enterprises, were entitled to gold-card membership, which included the privilege of securing outpatient services.
Guests interested in being an honorary Duckmaster can book the Ducky Day package, which includes the privilege of helping the Duckmaster lead the daily march and an official brass-head Duckmaster cane to take home.
Under current laws, diplomats and religious networks have access to special visas that include the privilege of bringing private servants with them to the US.
After that, the Center for Reproductive Rights filed a new lawsuit challenging parts of the Texas abortion law, including the admitting privileges requirement.
It even boasts party spaces for that special event, including The Paradise Room, The Privilege Room and The Hairy-Arsed Defenders' Room.
Those who join our enemy with the intent of waging war on America should no longer be entitled to the rights and privileges of American citizenship, including the rights and privileges of having a United States passport that can be used as a tool to wage terror against America.
A critical thrust of primary care reform is the exploration of new delivery models [ 81, 82], including the expansion of privileges and responsibilities for providers other than family physicians [ 83, 84].
