Sentence examples for privilege of accessing from inspiring English sources

By Richard Brody July 30 , 2015Stevan Riley's documentary "Listen to Me Marlon" squanders the privilege of accessing Brando's personal recordings and introducing them to the wider world.

Stevan Riley's documentary "Listen to Me Marlon" squanders the privilege of accessing Brando's personal recordings and introducing them to the wider world.

Instead, he believes, they will look more like the general public, whose primary concern is savings, and who won't mind paying a fee for the privilege of accessing really good deals.

Not only did this offer them a shiny device that would display their wares in glorious living colour, but it would also force cheapskates and freeloaders to pay real money for the privilege of accessing them.

She was pushing the pause button, agreeing that for a limited period the UK would accept free movement, European court of justice jurisdiction and payments to Brussels for the privilege of accessing its markets.

"There's an obligation – that applies not just to historians – but to everyone who has the privilege of accessing these documents, to respect the honor of individuals," historian Jean-Pierre Azema told France24 a TV channel.

The current Canadian model of accessing surgical care privileges the position of the expert over the non-expert by requiring patients to seek referrals to tertiary care providers from their primary care physicians [ 40], with the exception of surgical care not provided through the public health care system.

These requirements are the deployment of containers on sites that include all the necessary software and tools, graphic workflow description, secure connections over SSH tunneling and HTTPS and not requiring elevated user privileges for accessing sites.

Is there a cheap way of accessing the internet abroad?

It was a feeling of accessing something else.

So, instead of accessing them from an exterior street, you are accessing them from an interior street -- the corridor".