Sentence examples for privilege of debating from inspiring English sources

Since the start (and end) of the Chicago teacher's strike and my post, "Why I Quit Teaching," I've had the privilege of debating and communicating with people from all across the globe who have had similar experiences as teachers.

The conversation is undercut by interjections that expose the workings of privilege and debate the politics of representation.

"I am not a citizen of Australia, and I don't feel I have the privilege of entering your political debate," Gore said.

"Of course it's difficult, when you've had the privilege of walking into the country's debating chamber and saying, 'This is my point of view,' to then be locked out.

In 1771 he successfully exploited the judicial privileges of the city to prevent the arrest for breach of privilege of printers who reported parliamentary debates.

I had the privilege of chairing the meeting; marshalling the debates in order to secure a consensus of opinion from around the table.

Arash Derambarsh is a very sympathetic and enthusiastic French politician, whom I've had a privilege of speaking with in several panel debates at congresses and food summits, the recent one was an international food summit in Copenhagen "Better Food for More People" arranged by the Danish Ministry for the Environment and Food.

Dyson condemned Allen for trying "to reassume the appropriate privilege of whiteness, which is to dictate the terms of the debate" around the word.

His attack on the privilege of the College of Physicians and the exclusivity of medical knowledge was overt, but the debate he engendered also tapped into more profound changes taking place in medical philosophy during this time.

Privacy debates surrounding this kind of surveillance are to a great extent the privilege of the better off.

Mostly, the privilege of aging".