Sentence examples for privilege of their from inspiring English sources

This copyright case concerns the rights of freelance authors and a presumptive privilege of their publishers.

By Justice Ginsburg This copyright case concerns the rights of freelance authors and a presumptive privilege of their publishers.

In it, she tells ministers to put themselves "firmly at the service of ordinary working people" and recognise the "enormous privilege" of their jobs.

She had also been thinking about the privilege of their platform, saying that she recently told guests at an N.A.A.C.P. dinner that she was sorry.

Excluded both from the military revolution and the privilege of their wealthy Cairo connections, they long for Britain – which has no further use for them.

In response, some foresee a return to an earlier era when the capital deployed by the grand old City bankers at Warburg, Rothschild and Cazenove was the privilege of their advice, not the billions on their balance sheet.

The unions have become powerful clubs dedicated to the privileges of their member-laborers against everyone else.

They began demanding privileges of their own: imams, a space to hold Friday prayers, and halal food.

Members of both houses, many of whom have been supportive of the intelligence services since the Snowden leaks, are sensitive about the privileges of their office.

Distressed peasants were thus eager to take advantage of a situation in which the privileges of their landlords seemed vulnerable to attack.

Nonpurchasing rent-regulated tenants are entitled to retain all the rights and privileges of their original tenancy, including the right to have a washing machine, he noted.