Sentence examples for privilege of submitting from inspiring English sources

In Dudley, Ukip were charging their pre-screened audience £5 a ticket, for the privilege of submitting any questions they may wish to ask to a moderator, who selected the ones he liked and declined them even the opportunity of being allowed to read them out themselves.

Manage the Managing Agent -- One of my clients was recently required to pay $175 for the privilege of submitting a "customized questionnaire".

The changes will not affect the privilege of Academy members to submit their own work to PNAS via a different process.

The President closed the discussion by saying that it was the privilege of any member to submit in writing any change that was deemed advisable in the Constitution".

An unauthorized client may gain access privileges and submit a job to a queue or delete or change priority of the job.

For instance, although the YBPA explicitly covers off-campus cyberbullying that significantly affects students' ability to participate in or benefit from schools' services, activities, and privileges, 26percentt of initially submitted policies restricted coverage to only on-campus cyberbullying behavior and an additional 9percentt did not cover cyberbullying at all.

Subscribers, known collectively as TotalFarkers or TFers, at one time had the privilege of seeing and commenting on all links submitted to the site, as opposed to only those approved for inclusion on the main page.

"'Not only are you submitting and getting rejected but you're paying for the privilege of that," she said.

Commercial banks submit to greater regulation, partly in exchange for the privilege of being able to borrow from the Fed's discount window.

We are more accustomed than ever to evaluating one another's personalities based on curated expressions of likes and dislikes; we submit to endless online quizzes and interrogations for the privilege of being known to our followers and our friends.

Mostly, the privilege of aging".