Sentence examples for privileged entry from inspiring English sources

The full and privileged entry of Lübeck and Hamburg into the trade of Brugge dates from their initiative of 1252 and the agreement of 1253.

Agribusiness and the Neoliberal Food System in Brazil focuses on the intensification of Brazilian agribusiness as a privileged entry point into the politicised geography of globalised agri-food.

I don't just mean the way Palacio's novel conjures an entire world through words alone, making you care deeply about its characters, and offering you a privileged entry into their inner lives.

Well-paid 'pluggers' still enjoy privileged entry into the portals of Radio 1 and other major radio stations for the purposes of bending the ears of producers to the latest product of the major labels.

The FLHS is supposed to be the privileged entry point into the formal health care system in the DR Congo, and elsewhere [ 37].

To this end, we start with an epistemological reappraisal of epigenetic discourse that valorizes the blurring of meanings as a critical asset for the field and privileged analytical entry point.

But these are not merely snapshots, viewed from a distorting distance; instead, the reader is allowed privileged and intimate entry into a number of interlinked lives.

If the issuance of deposit liabilities is a legally privileged activity with restricted entry, shouldn't the issuance of cash equivalents be so as well?

It provides an unparalleled point of entry and privileged access to a life committed to the struggle for a better world as well as to the thinking of one of the most remarkable figures of modern history.

Malik thus gains entry to the privileged Corsican mafia in the jail, while retaining contact and respect among the maltreated Muslim prisoners.

But what it does point to is a systematic bias towards those from privileged backgrounds at the crucial entry stage into the trade.