Sentence examples for privilege to speak from inspiring English sources

Speaking at the demonstration, Mark Steel told the students it was an "honour and a privilege" to speak to them, and praised them for "standing up for what is right", he also appeared to make reference to the recent horsemeat scandal when he told the students: "private business, food, what could possibly go wrong?".

An absolute privilege to speak with you Sir Christopher - conversations I will never forget.

Each of us who has the privilege to speak our loudest voice — to vote — must do so.

Whittingdale also defended the right of MPs to use privilege to speak out on public interest matters.

In the 11-minute clip, Sir Elton can be heard thanking 'Mr Putin' for his time, saying it is "a great privilege to speak to one of the most influential people in the whole world".

Murderer, criminal and liar still resonate and all are banned, as they are seen as inconsistent with an MP's most important right under parliamentary privilege – to speak freely without fear of legal action on grounds of slander.

It was always a privilege and delight to speak with Mel.

Parliamentary privilege enables politicians to speak freely in the houses of parliament without fear of being sued for defamation.

"It's a privilege for me to be with people who believe that Jesus Christ is their personal savior and who are politically conservative," Grassley said, "And it's a privilege to get to speak to you about the virtues of a strong energy policy".

"Just to entertain it, I can't, I won't and I just truly believe he doesn't have the privilege for me to speak about it ever again".

Normally the media is forbidden from even reporting that a super-injunction exists but Parliamentary privilege allows MPs to speak on the floor of the House of Commons without risk of prosecution.