Sentence examples for privilege of ordering from inspiring English sources

The first reservation is complimentary; after that you'll pay $30 a person for the privilege of ordering the chef's signature, often-imitated rock shrimp tempura and miso-glazed cod.

President Barack Obama elaborates President George W. Bush's notions of preemptive strike by claiming the further privilege to order the killing of any American citizen overseas who is believed to be a terrorist or a friend of terrorists, to act the part of jury, judge, and executioner whenever and however it suits his exalted fancy.

The appeals court had relied for its analysis in part on the Supreme Court's 1974 decision in United States v. Nixon, which rejected Nixon's claim of executive privilege and ordered him to turn over the Watergate tapes to the special prosecutor.

Most of his best-known films of the nineteen-twenties were directed by Frank Capra — whom Langdon had the privilege of firing, in order to assume the direction of his own films.

Most of his best-known films of the nineteen-twenties were directed by Frank Capra whom Langdon had the privilege of firing, in order to assume the direction of his own films.

Not only does he not charge the usual specialists' commissions and Big Board fees, but he will often pay the brokers a small fee for the privilege of executing their orders as well.

In November of the same year, Pope Innocent rescinded certain privileges of the orders to minister the sacraments.

Madoff can save the brokers the $1.25 or $6 per order, but he goes further: He actually pays them for the privilege of executing some of their orders.

That's almost a million diners willing to wait many years for the privilege of travelling to the sticks in order to drop four hundred dollars a head.

But government has no place restricting the rights and privileges of adults in order to control the behavior of children.

While people die around the world, those with the privilege of choice confuse comfort with necessity in order to justify inaction when it serves them.