Sentence examples for long-term privilege from inspiring English sources

They propose to create what amounts to a latter-day slave auction that would deprive talented foreign workers of a long-term privilege of remaining in the United States or becoming citizens.

In September 1879 he agreed a treaty that, instead of returning territory to Qing rule, awarded the tsar a number of important parts of Xinjiang and gave Russia valuable long-term trading privileges deep in Qing territory.

The long-term defence of privilege necessitates a high degree of tactical flexibility.

The proposed new Companies Act would set out a new legal framework that will privilege long-term, engaged investment.

Corporate culture should be connected to a real-world community rather than a cloistered elite; compensation for investors and management should privilege long-term stability over the fast money.

But you wouldn't have to keep paying FolioFN's $200-per-year 200-per-year 200-per-yearlong-term ownership.

This paper has examined the origins and nature of the TPP, and expresses a twofold critique: first, that the Agreement would hardly contribute to economic diversification and, second, that rules governing IPRs would reduce the potential for implementing policies in favor of domestic technological development, and would instead privilege the long-term monopoly interests of TNCs.

Whereas Mr. Donway writes to shed light on the injustices associated with Greg's conviction, I write as a long-term prisoner who had the privilege of befriending Greg during the time that he served inside the boundaries of a federal prison.

Hinging on this trade-off, I show in which circumstances a soft bankruptcy law that resembles Chapter 11 in the balance of lenders' and entrepreneur's rights encourages the choice of investments that privilege the achievement of long-term results.

The underlying dynamic is that members of privileged groups often use privilege to pursue immediate individual interests at the expense of the long-term stability of the social order on which their privilege depends.

I haven't worked for Eve for more than 30 years – that privilege resides with Linni, her long-term colleague and assistant.