Sentence examples for new privilege from inspiring English sources

This is the new credo, the new privilege.

The French constitution was changed last year to allow the president this new privilege, which Sarkozy argued would strengthen the country's parliament.

But on Wednesday, Mr. Perlmutter, 52, was quick to put his new privilege to use: he was spotted parking outside Le Conte Hall for an afternoon event in his honor in one of the existing "Reserved for NL" spots.

The lack of divine intervention disappointed me, and after making several circles around my own town, I found myself exercising my new privilege with diminishing frequency.

For the first time, these real options are within reach for some, but the pressure of the new privilege is palpable among all long-term gay couples.

The generals watched their existing and new privileges formalized in the flawed Constitution that Mr. Morsi pushed through without public debate.

Because of his concerns over dynastic succession, Władysław II, who had no children with Jadwiga, granted new privileges to the szlachta (all those of noble rank).

America has close relations with Pakistan, which swiftly followed India into the nuclear club in 1998, but Pakistan does not enjoy any of the new privileges the Americans are bestowing on India.

Specific new privileges will include access to military commissaries, as well as to gymnasiums, movie theaters and various family support programs on bases and posts, and the opportunity to fly on Defense Department aircraft on a "space available" basis.

By the Treaty of Edirne, on September 14 , 1829 the Ottomans ceded to Russia the mouth of the Danube and important territories in eastern Asia Minor and conceded new privileges to the principalities and Serbia.

Her reign was, nevertheless, beneficent: it saw the first Swedish newspaper (1645) and the first countrywide school ordinance; science and literature were encouraged, and new privileges were given to the towns; trade, manufactures, and mining also made great strides.