Even worse, they downgrade the human being to a mere resource, no more privileged than others in the design of systems to produce short-term gains for shareholders.
Despite the advantages that the institutions of governance and regulation bestow upon investigators by giving licence to their activities, this does not mean that such criticisms are over-stated, as mere "whining of a privileged community" [ 9].
After all, for them individual genes seem to have achieved almost metaphysical significance, privileged above the mere passive vehicles of our bodies which they inhabit and whose every act they instruct.
Barack Obama has been denounced again and again as a privileged wordsmith, a man of mere words who has "authored" two books (to use Sarah Palin's verb), and done little else.
And stark social imbalances, between cheap imported labour and a pampered managerial class, as well as between immigrants and the emirate's privileged citizens, who make up a mere tenth of the total populace, are potentially combustible.But it also has an asset that counts as much as location, infrastructure, an eager multinational workforce, business-friendly rules and an absence of politics.
In the event, the Murdoch papers variously endorsed Labour and the Conservatives.Press proprietors, more so than mere editors or ministers, dwell in a bubble of privileged regard.
It is an argument that the privileged states of motion should not be mere artifacts of our choice of coordinates, i.e. that they should be coordinate-independent.
For most privileged, professional people, the experience of confinement is a mere brush, encountered after a kid's arrest, say.
'* * * it is obviously not for the witness to withhold the documents upon his mere assertion that they are not relevant or that they are privileged.
As Adam Gopnik wrote, in a 2012 article about the prison boom, "For most privileged, professional people, the experience of confinement is a mere brush, encountered after a kid's arrest, say.
