Sentence examples for privilege to use from inspiring English sources

JF: I don't think it's a privilege to use a toilet.

But for those of us who still live in places theoretically committed to freedom, it's time to put that privilege to use.

And what I feel is that if you acquire that, it's your duty, responsibility and also privilege to use that voice for people who have no voice.

But on Wednesday, Mr. Perlmutter, 52, was quick to put his new privilege to use: he was spotted parking outside Le Conte Hall for an afternoon event in his honor in one of the existing "Reserved for NL" spots.

But customers who lend their savings to the banks are giving these institutions the privilege to use their deposits to invest – and allowing the banks to make a tidy profit as a result.

The legal concept of property in the West is characterized by a tendency to agglomerate in a single legal person, preferably the one who is currently in possession of the thing in question, the exclusive right to possess, privilege to use, and power to convey the thing.

In almost every modern nation, privileges to use broadcasting frequencies are circumscribed either loosely or rigidly by government regulations.

Saying Mr. Amin was trying to taint the jury pool, she revoked his privileges to use the jail telephone, send mail and meet with visitors other than his lawyers during jury selection for his trial on charges of killing a sheriff's deputy.

And at least one member heard news on Friday that was not shared at the meeting: the club had lost its members' privileges to use Gramercy Park, for failing to pay its $7,500 annual assessment, which was due on Feb. 1.

Preventing attacks from malicious edge devices in fog computing environment is more difficult because they have certain granted privileges to use and process the data.

Rather, federal land management grants the American public privileges to use federal lands and resources.