Sentence examples for privilege should be from inspiring English sources

The block-grant privilege should be reserved for states with programs that meet federal standards.

It is not a matter of standards of proofs in a court of law but whether or not the privilege should be extended to someone.

The privilege should be in effect unless the government can prove with clear and convincing evidence that very clear and dangerous circumstances should merit an exception.

The suggested response stated that the students were not complaining and that "if non-black students get the privilege of that safe environment, I believe that same privilege should be given to all students".

In this latest echo of the division between the deserving and undeserving poor - albeit this time with an added means test - the argument is that the privilege should be lost by those who breach the social contract.

When the Labour MP Chris Bryant attempted to raise the prince's connection with Kaituni in the Commons three weeks ago he was censured by the Speaker, John Bercow, who told him that references to the royal family under parliamentary privilege should be "sparing and respectful".

If failing doctors don't improve, their privileges should be suspended.

Centrist politician Charles de Courson said yesterday that the free travel, along with "a number of ancient regime privileges, should be stopped".

She looked at the case and at the law and deemed the ban a violation of equal-protection language in the state's Constitution, which said that no privileges should be reserved for a limited class of citizens.

For countries like Brazil and Argentina (which depend on GSP for about half their exports to the EU), the lost privileges should be made up, even surpassed, by a future trade deal.

"As a citizen of this country I have a proper interest in ensuring the process by which laws are made should be transparent and that those who are given special privileges should be accountable.