Sentence examples for privilege when from inspiring English sources

During earlier testimony, Mr. Dowd had claimed attorney-client privilege when questions about the laptop arose.

Both women used the term "privilege" when describing their training environment.

Garza told me that Bonow and Morrison had openly acknowledged the issue of privilege when they met.

"The F.B.I. came in and deliberately violated the lawyer-client privilege when they bugged Sal's office," he said.

James E. McGreevey, the former governor, availed himself of the privilege when he first took office in January 2002.

During the war we made a brief excursion into special privilege when we were faced with the task of getting a Pullman compartment for an old lady.

Mr. Towns instructed the bank to tell its current and former employees that they should not assert attorney-client privilege when they are interviewed by his committee.

I had the privilege when I was younger of going twice to the Soviet Union as a guest of the American council of young political leaders.

The dozen or so investigations may turn up something to embarrass the White House, especially if Bush pulls another "executive privilege" when Congress wants facts.

But is it wise for Europe to cling on to old privileges when power is shifting?

Almost from the beginning there were writers, many of whom were granted credit privileges when cash was low or nonexistent.