Sentence examples for no privilege for from inspiring English sources

They know me and there will be no privilege for them.

"There's no privilege for him although he is a great actor," the presidential spokesman Andi Arief said.

The initial contracts are expected to be awarded without competitive bidding, but Mr. Shahristani told the news conference, "There will be no privilege for any of those companies to participate in future contracts".

However, Mourinho insists there will be "no privilege" for his former players, saying: "There are still a few boys from my time but it's important to tell you - not them because they know - that there is no privilege for them.

But he insisted there would be "no privilege" for his former players and would not give centre-back Terry reassurances about a regular place, saying: "With the armband?

Zero tolerance," Francis told reporters, calling abuse of children an "ugly" crime that betrays God, adding "there are no privileges" for priests.

Unlike his Manchester United counterpart, Louis van Gaal, who said he would always start with Wayne Rooney on the grounds that he is the club captain, City's manager said there will be no privileges for Kompany.

In other words, there are no privileges for different users.

We all need to give Congressman Conyers encouragement to stay strong, No deals, No immunity, No executive privilege for Rove.

Secretary of State John Kerry has said Washington seeks no "special privilege" for Pemberton, only protection of his rights.

What he really meant was that our life should be aligned with the course of the universe, for the universe itself is guided by reason and there is no greater privilege for us than to be aware of the universal course, to be able to acknowledge it as reasonable and embrace it with a joyful heart.