Having first said that he did not witness the crime, he was offered privileges, luxuries such as cigarettes and ultimately freedom to testify against Woodfox and Wallace.
But Mr. Peters said the new Cuban rules raised new questions about United States immigration rules that were devised to give Cubans refuge from persecution and offered privileges that other immigrants could only dream of.
Owners will be offered privileges like preferential tee times and discounted fees at the resort area's two 18-hole golf courses — one of which serves as host to a P.G.A. Tour event each winter.
Mr. Assad's father, Hafez, a former air force commander who took power in 1970 and soon forged an alliance between officers like him from the Alawite minority and Sunni Muslim businessmen in Damascus, the capital, offered privileges to his wife's family, the Makhloufs.
The laws imposing these obligations affected only labour groups serving the army and the capital (or capitals, plural, after the promotion of Constantinople); and, to identify them, induce them to serve, and hold them in their useful work, emperors as early as Claudius had offered privileges and imposed controls.
The court papers describe a climate where major customers at the branch were coddled, dined frequently with senior bank officers, and were offered privileges for themselves and their families that would drop jaws at American banks -- like advancing $50,000, no questions asked, to a customer's father-in-law.
Offer privileges and intangible rewards, such as a pass to stay up past bedtime (on a weekend, of course) or a backyard camp out with friends.
It is for that reason society offers them privileges.
Participating merchants provide consumers with tailor-made offers and privileges.
Determine if the health plan offers certain privileges to patients who are at risk or have specific conditions.
