Sentence examples for key privileges from inspiring English sources

You need a key to get in - a new one is made every year, to prevent illegal duplication - and it is available, for purchase, to the 1,246 park residents, plus 14 people from elsewhere in the city whose families were deeded access in the nineteenth century (their key privileges are hereditary).

Any of the 39 buildings on the park that fails to pay the yearly assessment fee of $7,500 per lot, which grants it two keys — fees and keys multiply accordingly for buildings on multiple lots — will have its key privileges rescinded.

It was not clear if he was referring to a space at the Capitol — a key privilege in Albany.

The shock waves from the Brexit vote continued to spread across the City of London on Saturday as the financial heart of the capital – a major contributor to Britain's economy – was put on notice that it is unlikely to retain a key privilege of EU member states.

The key privilege of SA is that its ability to escape from local optima called metropolis process.

A key privilege of joining the FCTC is becoming a voting member at Conference of the Party (COP) meetings [ 14].

Notice that the all privilege does not actually give all privileges, since the get-keys privilege is separate.

The get-keys privilege is used to fetch principals' keys, which is equivalent to knowing the password hash in other authentication systems, so it is not a privilege to be handed out lightly.

The researchers were able to devise a technique that allowed them to use any keycard from the target facility even a card that was long expired or discarded, regardless of what door it was programmed to open and use information from that keycard to create a master key with privileges to open any room in that building.

Not money, which is soiled stuff (on reflection, you realize how cashless the movie is), but credit cards, room keys, memberships, privileges, and points.

The absence of adequate training for administrators, faculty, and students on key concepts, particularly privileges and implicit biases is systemic.