Sentence examples for privilege of obtaining from inspiring English sources

But I wonder if they paid too high a price by giving credits to British Airways for the privilege of obtaining the interviews.

Critics say immigrants in the country illegally shouldn't be given the privilege of obtaining licenses because they broke the law by entering the country.

JAR 21/EASA Part 21 provides two options as regards the production organization: production organization approval (POA) according to Subpart G and production without POA according to Subpart F. The holder of a POA, on the basis of the POA privileges, may obtain a certificate of airworthiness on presentation of a statement of conformity, with no further showing.

Its amazing how many people are willfully ignorant about how much privilege factors into obtaining wealth.

The dime is not mentioned as having been either weighed or assayed; Oliver and Kelly, in a May 2011 article in The Numismatist, suggest that Barnett used that privilege of assay commissioners to obtain the rarity.

In 1240 the community, then comprising the district around the village of Schwyz and the Muota Valley, obtained the privilege of being subject immediately to the empire.

This year, thanks to a promotional idea by BBH Labs, conference-goers could make a "donation" to one of these "Homeless Hotspots," as they were called, to obtain the privilege of Internet access.

Are we going to continue to avoid talking about the gorilla in the middle of the room because we are afraid to lose privileges obtained after years of silence?

Former T-Mobile employee Kristi Rifkin told ABC News that, even after being told to clock out, she still had to record all the times she used the bathroom and had to turn them in to her supervisor to prove she wasn't taking advantage of a doctor's note she had obtained for the privilege of using the toilet.

According to the fable, John de Courcy, Earl of Ulster, obtained from King John the privilege of remaining covered in the presence of the Sovereign.

He obtained for Whitby Abbey a papal privilege of protection as well as giving his own privilege to the abbey.