Sentence examples for permitted the privilege from inspiring English sources

Above all, political parties need to go out and seek public participation, not wait for the public to be permitted the privilege of becoming part of the sect.So, membership should be looser, policymaking broader and more representative, the internet and interactive communication the norm.

It permits the privileges of a standard user account in Vista and other versions of Windows to be increased, permitting control of all of the operations of the computer.

However, it is for many reasons more convenient for both of us to be simply 'Amelia Earhart.' After all (here may be a principle) I believe flyers should be permitted the same privileges as writers or actresses.

Several said they thought it was implausible, for example, for the report to assert that Mr. Clinton abused the power of his office by making a viable legal argument that executive privilege permitted the White House to shield the President and some Presidential aides from having to testify.

The treaty restored Calcutta to the East India Company with its privileges and permitted the fortification of the town and the coining of money.

By sweeping away the old web of privileges, the August 4 decree permitted the Assembly to construct a new regime.

However, when coupled with the ability of the first flaw that permits the change in account privileges, it might then be possible to circumvent the sandbox controls, said Alexander Sotirov, a Determina security researcher.

In short, use immunity literally misses half the point of the privilege, for it permits the compulsion without removing the criminality.

Some agreed with prosecutors that Dr. Stone's warning to his patient's parents and wife effectively let the cat out of the bag; once the patient permits a disclosure, the privilege of confidentiality cannot be recouped.

Permit their military the privilege of engaging alongside their long-standing Pakistani client, except they won't be using Hellfire-loaded Predators or fast, reliable helicopters, just boots and tires on the ground.

The profound segregation in urban cities permits the poor to go unnoticed and privilege to be undisturbed.