Sentence examples for privilege for those from inspiring English sources

Higher education should not be a frivolous privilege for those wealthy enough to afford it.

The basic question is simple: Should health care be a basic right or is it a privilege for those who can afford it?

For most schoolgirls in Ghana, long hair is regarded as a privilege for those who have finished school and entered adulthood.

ELIZABETH R. ROSENTHAL Larchmont, N.Y., April 22, 2011 To the Editor: Paul Krugman's column answers a fundamental question: Is health care a right, like elementary education, or is it a privilege for those who can afford it?

British citizenship should be "treated as a privilege for those who deserve it, not an automatic right for those who do not", the minister added.

Done well, the result should be a democratization of what has historically been a privilege for those that could afford gym memberships or personal trainers.

(Her take, and Rogers's, had rather little in common: "We do not want investment to mean more possibilities for corruption," she said. "We do not want investment to mean greater inequality. And we do not want investment to mean greater privileges for those already privileged").

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There were no rights, only privileges for those who paid the Camorra or a politician in cash or votes.

Some citizens believe they need only pay lip service to opposing special privileges, while actually maintaining these privileges for those "made of special material".

The Hollywood Reporter suggests Bafta will periodically review its membership rolls and rescind voting privileges for those who haven't worked within the industry for more than 20 years or "within the last five years".