Sentence examples for privilege extended from inspiring English sources

Some advocates want the privilege extended to alternative-fuel cars.

This penchant for asserting executive privilege extended beyond the "war on terror".

Perhaps the privilege extended Primal Scream can be explained by the band's unique and impressive sense of restlessness.

Though access to the battlefield came as a privilege extended to Brady and his team by Lincoln himself, the photographers were not commissioned, as Fenton had been.

Access to and use of Butler Library is a privilege extended to Columbia University faculty, students, staff, alumni and sponsored guests.

If he won, I was going to attend the Champions dinner that night at the Savoy Hotel, a privilege extended to one journalist from the countries of the victorious women's and men's singles players.

But attorney-client privilege extends even after death unless a judge decides otherwise.

The question for the court was whether the right to privilege extends to the advice of in-house lawyers.

As an aid worker, I feel guilty that not all LGBT staff are made equal: white privilege extends beyond gender and race.

This is the most wide-ranging of the many privilege claims attacked by Mr Starr: does attorney-client privilege extend beyond the death of the client?The American Bar Association and three other national lawyers' groups, joined by groups representing the terminally and mentally ill, have filed briefs with the court insisting that it does.

Although attorney-client privilege extends beyond the grave, Ragano ignored that (and whatever claim the Mafia code of silence — omertà — may have had on him) by recounting what he claimed was Trafficante's admission, uttered in Sicilian, four days before his death, in 1987: "Carlos è futtutu.