Sentence examples for privileged because from inspiring English sources

In a neighboring State, a letter written by a criminal, confessing his guilt, was claimed by counsel as privileged, because originally written to his attorney.

The OIC counters that the communications are not privileged because the executive privilege applies only to communications regarding official presidential matters and the federal grand jury investigation regarding Monica Lewinsky and the Paula Jones litigation are private matters.

The O.I.C. counters that the communications are not privileged because the executive privilege applies only to communications regarding official Presidential matters and the Federal grand jury investigation regarding Monica Lewinsky and the Paula Jones litigation are private matters.

The White House argues that the communications of Lindsey and Blumenthal are presumptively privileged because President Clinton has invoked executive privilege.

Actors are privileged because they can sometimes let them out".

They think their child is privileged because they're English.

Marginalized masculinities are often linked to race, class and ethnicity and practices that are de-privileged because they do not conform to masculine ideals.

The question is this: Do such univocal coincidences play such a privileged role because of their reality or because of their observability.

Not necessarily because my girls aren't privileged, but because whether they are or they aren't doesn't matter a whit in this conversation.

This might be because privileged ethnic groups were more likely to be financially stable and educated.

'It is important that those of us who are privileged - because we are - to be at the very cutting edge of government, to be at the centre of events, do not presume that we should be immediately taking someone else's job,' Blunkett said in an interview with the New Statesman.