Sentence examples for privilege during from inspiring English sources

Derryn Hinch has used parliamentary privilege during his maiden Senate speech to name convicted sex offenders.

(Drivers would be charged the $25 fee after calling a central number to state their intentions to exercise the 90 m.p.h. speed privilege during that 24-hour period).

In interviews here, some Tikritis readily admit that Mr. Hussein is in the area, protected by the people upon whom he lavished wealth and privilege during his rule.

The Savoy of this period, like London's other grand hotels, was a locus of powerful resentment: a building that symbolised the tenacity of privilege during wartime.

He dissented from a decision to deny President Clinton the attorney-client privilege during the Monica Lewinsky investigation for conversations with Bruce Lindsey, a White House aide.

Recall that the last Democrat to occupy the White House, Bill Clinton, launched airstrikes on Kosovo in a war against Yugoslavia without Congressional authorization and liberally invoked executive privilege during the various investigations into his private life and financial dealings.

Violent offenders, like Mr. Trantino, have fewer privileges during their stay than nonviolent offenders.

Once a poor village, it is now a city of 130,000 people, showered with money and privileges during most of Colonel Qaddafi's 42-year rule.

The country's Sunni minority enjoyed privileges during the government of Mr. Hussein, and many worry about losing them if political power is allotted democratically.

Taxi advocates say yes, and are pushing for fuel privileges during future disasters in light of gas shortages caused by Hurricane Sandy, which sidelined a sizable percentage of the city's yellow cabs and livery cars.

"President Obama's lawsuit claiming it is unconstitutional for Ohio to allow servicemen and women extended early voting privileges during the state's early voting period is an outrage," he said.