Sentence examples for privilege offered from inspiring English sources

"Privilege offered no protection.

Like a point of personal privilege offered under Robert's Rules of Order, they ought to be acknowledged, if not necessarily heeded.

The millions of acres of public lands leased by either the Bureau of Land Management or the Forest Service are a privilege offered to the lessee, not a right.

Privilege offered a white knight (friendly acquirer) by a target company to buy crown jewels or additional equity.

The Marie Claire story continues in the next paragraph without reference to any change in topic: Clinton has very little patience for those whose privilege offers them a myriad of choices but who fail to take advantage of them.

(We sometimes privilege offers made in settlement negotiations, for instance). Indeed, the law is full of exclusionary rules that sometimes allow parties to shield information from a decision-maker where we think that shield serves a public purpose.

If the accused takes advantage of all the privileges offered to him, he would have a minimum of two hours a day outside his cell".

Furthermore, these British traitors both lived in and flourished in a democratic society, each one benefiting from the privileges offered to its educated elite.

Abortion rights supporters said that the endangered clinics in Mississippi and elsewhere had arrangements with local doctors and hospitals to handle emergencies, and that requiring the visiting doctor to have admitting privileges offered no extra safety.

They say many of the tax privileges offered to companies contravene a 1972 free-trade agreement between Switzerland and the union.

"There were always going to be other factors," he says, such as funding offered by the host country, rights and privileges offered to SKA as an international treaty organization, and tax advantages.