Sentence examples for privilege given to from inspiring English sources

This privilege given to corporations over people is evident in the ways Mark Zuckerberg talks about individual users.

When I was first told about the captaincy nine days ago I felt really humble because it is a privilege given to so few rugby players.

"The transmission of these comments via a BBC Radio programme represents an abuse of the privilege given to the BBC to broadcast to its audiences.

"They wanted a green desert-like space with lollipop trees," explains Greenway, "but there was no privilege given to the existing site at all".

For example, the result in Packard is supported on the ground stated by the trial court: "[B]y allowing recovery... merely on the ground of negligence, the 'qualified privilege' given to communications to law enforcement officials is diluted". Packard, 477 at268at 268.

"They wanted a green desert-like space with lollipop trees," explains Greenway, "but there was no privilege given to the existing site at all". After closing the cemetery to burials, the council set about removing gravestones and human remains – some of which had been there since the cemetery opened in 1841.

Mr Sheng singled out privileges given to state-owned enterprises as a major imbalance in China's economy.

Saying they would not bow to threats, officials in Ecuador also announced that they were unilaterally renouncing preferential trade privileges given to the country by the United States.

Mr. Zaid, the former law minister, traces the roots of Malaysia's current troubles to the privileges given to the country's dominant ethnic group, the Malays.

Mr. Zaid, the former law minister, traces Malaysia's current troubles to the privileges given to the country's dominant ethnic group, the Malays.

And he was named a Chang Jiang Scholar, a title with privileges given to a select group of China's best young scholars, by Beijing.