It's fine being an elitist, but the credentials for occupying such a privileged seat have constantly to be justified and renewed.
I had nothing to do with game; I had a privileged seat on the pitch.
It is this objectivity and honesty which gives science a privileged seat at the table.
"I have a privileged seat near the Blue Jays dugout and allows me a close up of some pretty awesome moments," Flickr user James G. wrote.
(And a few things you didn't need to see: a child in the privileged seats near the podium chewing gum. I may be mistaken, but I believe I also saw Michelle Obama's brother chewing gum. Not cool, guys).
Lanny Davis statement continued, "If she had asked all blacks to go back to Africa, what would White House Correspondents Association position be as to whether she deserved White House press room credentials -- much less a privileged honorary seat?" Our defender of illegal coups knows very well this is not analogous.
Two American women, a reporter and a photographer, were invited, not as official intellectuals, but as privileged guests seated on his right, among those being honored.
But that would mean the biggest EU countries giving up privileged national seats, which is unrealistic.Among EU diplomats, next to no credence is given to claims by the big countries to speak for the rest of Europe London, Paris and Frankfurtt are rival financial centres with their own ideas of how to run finance.
These are already having a profound effect on the global financial system and are linking financial centres more closely together than ever before.Demutualisation is an industry term for the end of market ownership by a small, privileged group of "seat owners".
The orchestra became part of the auditorium in Rome, reserved by law for those of privileged rank, who seated themselves there on a variety of portable chairs and litters.
Doctors are privileged with a ringside seat during every one of life's landmarks – pregnancy, birth, childhood, marriage, divorce, employment, redundancy, illness, ageing, bereavement, death.
