Sentence examples for offering privileges from inspiring English sources

Bahrain's political, social and economic system operates by offering privileges and wasta to some, at the expense of the rights of others.

But while their ministries vanished, along with the country, Gazprom became the largest and most powerful firm in Russia, offering privileges no Communist Party could match.As Russia reeled from market reforms in 1992, Mr Chernomyrdin was an indispensable asset to Yeltsin.

"The purpose of taking away this simplified path to capital is to protect investors, not to punish a company," said Meredith B. Cross, the S.E.C.'s corporation finance director, referring to the fast-track offering privilege.

Realizing the difficulty of attracting donors to a place they could not see, the staff began offering visiting privileges.

He spoke out against communism although the political establishment tried to corrupt him by offering him privileges.

In this case, the developed world is ending discrimination and offering the privileges and benefits identified with marriage to people who were previously excluded.

Formal organizations such as Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) or Future Farmers of America (FFA) will demonstrate your commitment to a particular field, while also offering networking privileges and insider info on securing scholarships and applying.

"They're offering the privilege to enter the park to a citizen of Connecticut that doesn't reside in the town on different terms than residents that do reside in the town".

More could be done to motivate offenders by involving prison and probation officers and offering extra earned privileges, such as phone calls and visits.

Mr. Mandler said Continuum was immediately offering temporary admitting privileges to physicians from St . Vincents, and would try to give laid-off St. Vincent's heandhcare wouldrs prioritryin hiring.

Sure enough, the Stasi came to call in 1983, offering Bertram travel privileges if he would take calls from East German spies stationed in the West and relay the information to headquarters.