Sentence examples for privileged public from inspiring English sources

These salaries, earned by privileged public employees, are real.

Meanwhile, as long as universities claim privileged public sector status, their agony of bondage to the state will continue.

Privileged public employees, once called maharajahs in a nod to the opulence of India's old nobility, have long existed in Brazil.

— The battle between Malibu beachfront homeowners and a less privileged public that wants to share the stunning coastline has been fought with padlocks, gates, menacing signs, security guards, lawsuits and bulldozers.

The odd thing is that, while Poliakoff is right about that, in his case it doesn't appear to have applied, for when I ask about his own core – the self to which he would revert in extremis – he doesn't cite the identity of a privileged public schoolboy, but the life that came next – "The 70s values of shaggy anarchy.

However, it is a modern myth that the meeting is purely a jamboree for privileged public school graduates, says Down. "The whole place has become much more accessible and open," he says.

So if you know of an over-privileged public schoolboy who dreams of earning so much money he will one day be able to rain notes off a balcony in a Filipino shopping centre just for the sheer entertainment of watching poor people scrabble to scoop them up, this is the book for him.

But the courtroom drama also let the public peer into a privileged world of dizzying wealth and nonchalant excess.

Laura Wade's new play is highly topical: it is about the sense of entitlement to power of a privileged, wealthy, public school and Oxbridge elite.

Simon however, chose to look inward at her own country, to confront the boundaries of the citizen, both self-imposed and real, and the divide between privileged and public access to knowledge.

We suggest that the perspectives of the biomedical and the expert health care provider are generally privileged by public health campaigns.