Sentence examples for privileged against from inspiring English sources

In the courts below the Government did not assert that the reports were privileged against disclosure on grounds of national security, confidential character of the reports, public interest or otherwise.

The law is hopelessly unclear about when production incriminates in such a way that the person is privileged against producing the documents.

Over the next seven months, Labour will fight for change on all fronts: against Conservatives who only stand up for a privileged few; against Ukip, which is more Tory than the Tories; and against the Liberal Democrats, who have become a byword for distrust in politics.

But managers would be well advised to weigh the risks of exposing privileged information against having subordinates who can make effective decisions.

He said his politics and personality were "diametrically opposed" to those of Mr. Fox, who he said represents "the privileged elites against the people".

The term 'enemy belligerent' includes a privileged belligerent against the United States and an unprivileged enemy belligerent, as those terms are defined in section 948a of title 10, United States Code, as amended by section 1802 of this Act.

The situation was comparable to that of the Delhi sultanate, in which a party of entrenched nobles had tried to protect their privileged position against newcomers who were developing claims to power.

Wilshaw, who retires at the end of December after completing his five-year term, also turns May's claim to want to govern for the "many, not the privileged few" against her.

Both institutions said that early-admission programs worked in favor of the privileged and against students from low-income families and from minority backgrounds, and expressed concern about the stress on high school students to make decisions early in their senior year.

There were glimmers of this in early-medieval Baghdad, Cordoba, Palermo and Aleppo: philosophers who privileged Reason against Divine Truth, sceptics and poets who insisted that the Koran was a man-made document and not revealed, women who insisted on their rights.

Its supposed takedown of the (primarily) racial oversensitivity of millennial snowflakes during the season two strand about Titus's past life as a geisha didn't work – it read as the lashing out of two older, privileged creators against previous mild criticism – but it was at least a small part embedded in a larger, endlessly impressive and rewarding whole.