Bush, in his address to Congress on September 20 , 2001 did not invoke anything like the Rooseveltian "privilege of self-denial".
He founded several new towns two of them named Kazimierz after himself and gave them, together with already existing towns, the so-called Magdeburg Law, the privilege of self-government.
Every hospital in New Jersey claims a so-called privilege of self-critical analysis, which allows it to refuse to disclose to a patient's family that their loved one was the victim of malpractice.
The society grants exclusive rights to the professional and the privilege of self-governance to those who adhere to the profession's code of conduct.
The problem is that industry will always be tempted to exploit the privilege of self-regulation by producing a socially sub-optimal level of compliance with regulatory goals.
The Hungarian king, Stephen V, gave the town and others in the region, called Spis, unusual privileges of self-government and autonomy.
They argue that it dates to 1653, when the Dutch West India Company granted a charter to New Amsterdam establishing the corporate privileges of self-government.
At one point you write, "I had lost the privilege of my self-regard".
"All rights are claims" positions cannot recognize, for example, the rights in the Hobbesian state of nature, in which each person has unlimited privilege-rights of self-defense yet no claim-rights against attack.
President Franklin D. Roosevelt in a fireside chat called such efforts "the privilege of making whatever self-denial is necessary".
If a kid in the back seat slips out of their seatbelt while mom and dad are taking a nap (the privilege of owning a self-driving car), they can be warned.
