At the time that this study was conducted, the process of granting privileges and leave from the hospital was based on clinical team discussions, and ultimately decided by the patient's psychiatrist and approved by the unit manager.
The privilege of immunity granted to bishops, magnates, monasteries, and military orders prohibited royal officials from dispensing justice or levying taxes in immune lands, except in cases of negligence.
Could you imagine the expense of granting such privileges to someone with multiple spouses?
In November 1664, Shipman's successor Humphrey Cooke agreed to accept Bombay Island without its dependencies, with the condition of granting special privileges to Portuguese citizens in Bombay, and no interference in the Roman Catholic religion.
Clinical variables, including the patient's current mental status and their community reintegration needs/readiness were considered when deciding whether and what level of privilege was granted.
We have the ability to inspire, engage, educate and entertain masses of people and cannot take the privilege of that for granted.
To Philip, this is not hypocrisy, not the ruthless practice of a treacherous double-standard; to him, this is merely the continuance of the privilege of sexual licence granted to the upper crust of a civilised society - nobody's business but their own.
People take the privilege of hearing for granted, not realizing how special it is and appreciating it.
The emperor Charles IV refused to recognize the title, and it was not juridically held by the Habsburgs until 1453, when the emperor Frederick III, a Habsburg, confirmed Rudolf 's privilege and granted the title of archduke of Austria to his son Maximilian and his heirs.
In 1900 equality of privileges was granted to three types of schools, subject to the following reservations: the theological faculties continued to admit only students from Classical schools, and the pupils of the Oberrealschule were excluded by their lack of Latin from the medical faculties.
