Sentence examples for privilege cause from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush sees his own ordinariness, but his blind spot is in not seeing the pain and oppression that systems of privilege cause in the world.

These privileges caused little fuss so long as the Landesbanks kept off commercial rivals' turf and stuck to their job as bankers to Germany's state-owned savings banks and to its 16 states.

Even though each gained so-called administrative privileges to alter the systems they infected, none used its privileges to cause mayhem.

Indeed, few contemporary philosophical accounts of introspection or privileged self-knowledge highlight, as the primary locus of privilege, the causes of our attitudes and behavior (though Bilgrami 2006 is a notable exception).

Privilege unconsciously causes the harm of others.

To the contrary, it's exactly that privilege that causes one to dismiss concerns over these injustices and mock and scorn those who work against them.

The government is still operating on the idea that the "faith communities" are extremely important and have to be pandered to, consulted and given the kinds of privileges that cause disadvantage to other people (opt-outs from equality legislation, automatic seats in parliament, huge tax advantages, a third of the education system etc).

In the settlement documents, the SEC indicated that AB InBev (1) did not report to the SEC complaints made in 2009 and 2011 about the conduct before the SEC contacted AB InBev in October 2011; (2) did not respond to subpoenas in a timely manner; and (3) made broad assertions of privilege, which caused the SEC to expend additional resources on the investigation.

Its cultish method of operation – awarding "black-star" membership to those who pay $100 a month for the privilege – regularly causes flair-ups among the members who don't pay so much, and who seem to be variously small-time consultants and small businesses.

The effects of litigation privilege are causing untenable stress to those headquartered or doing business in California.

He styled himself a Muslim ascetic, a billionaire's son who gave up a life of privilege for the cause.