Sentence examples for maintaining a privileged from inspiring English sources

19, 1781), law promulgated by the Holy Roman emperor Joseph II granting limited freedom of worship to non-Roman Catholic Christians and removing civil disabilities to which they had been previously subject in the Austrian domains, while maintaining a privileged position for the Catholic Church.

In Ankole region, in western Uganda, a delicate balance on land existed between the Bairu (ethnic group that predominantly practiced crop production) and Bahima (ethnic group involved mainly in livestock production up to today) with the Bahima having maintained a privileged hegemonic state over land and resources (Doornbos 1975).

The small and privileged class of gays that feels confident in maintaining a distinctive identity and which tends to thrive in more open-minded professions such as the media will continue to do so.

The Gandhis have maintained a populist appeal despite a privileged life.

Like all rootkits, ZeroAccess is capable of hiding its presence from all normal methods of detection, while maintaining privileged access to a computer's inner workings.

For the basic program of mechanical explanation depended essentially on the concept of a privileged state of motion, as expressed in the assumption that bodies maintain a state of rectilinear motion until acted upon by an external cause.

Erdoğan's words will be spurring two types of reactions from the EU: The skeptics will welcome it while maintaining the offer on a privileged partnership, and the others -- the European Commission and some member states with wisdom and far-sightedness -- will further urge for the quick revival of the membership process.

Most would maintain that axioms have a privileged status and that this status is more than merely hypothetical.

According to Hoffman, APA sought to maintain its privileged relationship with the Pentagon, a massive employer of psychologists.

However, we privileged the delayed loading to achieve and maintain an adequate seal between oral and nasal/antral cavities.

But the president's proposal maintains the privileged status of H.M.O.'s".