Sentence examples for lend privileges from inspiring English sources

A belief that emerged is the idea that people can lend privileges to those who are disadvantaged.

Faculty, staff, students, and local congregations have lending privileges at the Center.

I am a light skin Mexican American cisgendered woman, that lends her privilege and platform to different Latinx experiences.

But this is clearly a political decision; as much as lending the privilege of infallibility to any other government agency would be.

But this is clearly a political decision; as much as lending the privilege of infallibility to any other government agency would be. .

But being right-wing himself (by his own admission), Hesse fails to spot the obvious answer to the conundrum, which is that being on the same side as power and privilege doesn't usually lend itself to hilarious comedy.

Use whatever privilege you have and lend out some of the safety it affords you.

Investors, in other words, were paying the Swiss government for the privilege of being allowed to lend money to a country seen as rock solid.

But customers who lend their savings to the banks are giving these institutions the privilege to use their deposits to invest – and allowing the banks to make a tidy profit as a result.

While Twitter and Facebook are sitting pretty now, future networks will encourage us to broadcast to ever-more-granulated audiences and celebrities will no longer lend their names to companies that refuse to pay them for the privilege.

In 1698 the East India Company was prevailed upon to lend £2m at a rate of 8% in return for an extension of trading privileges.