Sentence examples for privileged section from inspiring English sources

"The chancellor can no longer lecture about austerity when he sanctions multimillion-pound bonuses for one privileged section of the public sector and job losses for the rest".

But since then the conservative critics have gained the upper hand and Solzhenitsyn has been unable to get his books published in Russia since the early 1960s.Prominent writers are a privileged section of Soviet society.

There has been a degree of media hysteria relating to issues affecting universities, with many other publications presenting topics such as "trigger warnings" and "rape culture" as being little more than the ramblings of a small and privileged section of society.

Coontz reveals that partway through her research, she had encountered so few African-American or working-class women who had read "The Feminine Mystique" that she became distressed: "The book's appeal seemed to be concentrated among such a relatively privileged section of women".

I grew up in the privileged section of a blue-collar southern town.

I noticed a girl who was not one of my friends standing on the step in our tiny, privileged section.

One plausible explanation, the authors wrote, is that India's rapid economic growth "may have benefited only the privileged sections of society".

In the bare outline it put forward, the court did not specify whether the President would physically cut privileged sections out of the tapes them selves or merely delete the sec tions from a printed transcript.

By imposing a much heavier sentence for an assault on a member of a statutorily specified minority than on an elderly person whose life may subsequently be shortened by the shock, we have again created legally privileged sections of society".

Indian policymakers thus need to design state-specific approaches to arrest the rapid growth of overweight and its penetration especially towards under-privileged section of the society.

Instead, direct and channel the excess, to good works and help in the uplift of the needy and under-privileged sections of society.