Sentence examples for privileged route from inspiring English sources

The European ruling earlier this week sunk a 15-year-old data-transfer pact, the "safe harbour" regime, which offered a privileged route for over 4,000 transatlantic businesses to self-certify that they satisfied "adequate" data-protection standards under European law.

During a follow-up interview on Radio 4's Today programme, he seemed to suggest that apprenticeships are a second choice for people whose background prevents them from taking the "privileged" route through university, rather than a valid and valuable form of education and training in themselves.

Carbon bromine bond cleavage was investigated in HF as a privileged route to the formation of electrophilic carbon ions and subsequent obtention of alkyl fluorides.

Cratylus, despite the damage Socrates has inflicted on his extreme naturalism, still clings to his belief that the study of things' names is the privileged route to knowledge of the things themselves.

However, the findings support previous evidence that absolute pitch may be preserved after extensive left anterior temporal lobe damage (Zatorre, 1989), and suggest that musical pitch may constitute a privileged route to naming in semantic dementia.

Although the access of most circulating factors to the brain requires transcellular transport across the blood-brain barrier, certain hypothalamic areas that play a critical role in the control of appetite and body weight, such as the arcuate nucleus of the hypothalamus (ARH), might require direct access to peripheral homeostatic signals by a privileged route that bypasses brain barriers.

Membrane contact sites allow the exchange of ions and molecules between organelles, even without membrane fusion, and are privileged routes for lipid transfer among different membrane compartments.

Not only would we have many more creations but more importantly these residencies would strengthen relations between institutions, their audiences and the artists, offering them both privileged work conditions and privileged routes into the profession.

These privileged routes will be considered in section 4.

David Begg said many of those living on the proposed route were "economically privileged" while poorer people further afield would benefit from the scheme.

It is precisely these very much higher incomes, post-tax as well as pre-tax, which fund most private education in the UK, the main route by which the privileged pass on privileges to their offspring.