Sentence examples for present privileges from inspiring English sources

At present, privileges to perform POCUS are currently granted by individual departments.

And what a coincidence that their marriage of convenience was refereed just as Jets ticket holders were about to be presented the privilege of buying a personal-seat license for the football palace under construction next door.

Present your desired privileges and your deserving reasons, and be ready to compromise.

Instead, we privilege present consumption over investments for the long term.

In that case, Parks should heed his own advice to savor present experience and privilege "sense and immediate perception" above an artificial "construction of meaning".

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It's a spirit that privileges the present over the future, chooses stagnation over innovation, prefers what already exists over what might be.

But the neat and tidy symbolism of the Jefferson-Hamilton coupling invariably distorts all the messy particularities of the story, and it almost always privileges our present agenda over theirs.

Fair enough, but where Douthat really ticked people off was in his assertion that "the retreat from child rearing" is "a symptom of late-modern exhaustion" and "a spirit that privileges the present over the future".

In the attack stage, the following activities are also present: gaining access, escalating privileges, system browsing, and install additional tools.

The result was that sick and heavily pregnant MPs – one in a wheelchair carrying a sick bucket – were required to physically pass through the Commons' voting lobbies (no, the quirky medievalism of our parliamentary system absolutely does not conspire with the evils of the present to enforce the privileges of an all-too-modern elite, why would you even think that it might?).