Sentence examples for privilege argument from inspiring English sources

The general counsel says that it's privileged, and if we show it to you we risk breaching the privilege argument that we want to sustain".

"I think this is an excellent sign that the judge is taking our privilege argument seriously," Emery said in a telephone interview.

However, Twitter-beef veteran and self-described womanist Azealia Banks offers up a new perspective of the male privilege argument within her latest spat with VICE columnist Mitch Sunderland.

The guitarist and singer Ezra Koenig makes references both to a background of privilege (arguments about punctuation, a trip to Dharamsala, and Benetton, a label so out of fashion no rapper would dare name-check it) and to things teen-agers anywhere might recognize (reggaetón and the hip-hop artist Lil Jon).

If you enjoy one or more of those privileges, the argument goes, then apparently you forfeit your right to draw attention to your struggles as an individual, to those of your wider profession, or to the working conditions that exacerbate – perhaps even cause – these issues.

Portwood-Stacer suggests that being able to de-Facebook "is a privilege itself," an argument also put forth by Alice Marwick, an assistant professor at Fordham University.

We have been too long associated..for you to know that this firm recognizes your full privilege to throw arguments for Wilkie back into the firm's teeth.

Historically, though, the justice department has said that it can't go forward once executive privilege is asserted – an argument made by the Bush administration during the investigation of the possibly politically-motivated firing of US attorneys.

Yet that invocation of collective disregard-turned-insular-privilege was the only argument offered to me on Tuesday morning by someone who had boxed me in for an hour on West 115th Street in Manhattan.

The list goes on, mainly arguments of privilege.

Which makes sense only if we assume that not being allowed to be married will make them less likely to raise children (just as the argument for "privileging and regulating" sex assumed that not being married cuts down on sexual activity).