Sentence examples for privilege to decide from inspiring English sources

How much longer can we insist that it's our privilege to decide whether we want to pay these people?

"This political culture, which places the state above the society and gives it the privilege to decide what is good for society, was reflected in the last amnesty bill," said Dogu Ergil, a political science professor at Ankara University.

The administrator have the privilege to decide what will be the length of the cycles.

But it's also my privilege to decide if I want to put up with you.

This may very likely set up a dangerous power dynamic in which he is the only initiator and has the privilege to decide how infrequently and sporadically he should speak to you.

In the meantime, his City Council privileges to decide how public money is spent in his Bronx district have been revoked.

It's absolutely your privilege as a reader to decide that these mini-arguments are wrongheaded, or glib, or silly.

"Some people say when this comes up, 'Voting is not a fundamental right; it's a privilege.' I guess they get to decide who gets to exercise that privilege.

Furthermore, the Fire Marshal or his deputies would seldom be competent to decide if the privilege has been properly claimed or, even if they wish, to instruct the witness how to make correct use of it.

But you have to decide which methods to privilege on Parallel Earth anyway.

The Congress shall establish a permanent Special Panel to decide claims of Executive Privilege that the President may raise.