Shenzhen, which is adjacent to Hong Kong, and Shanghai, with its pre-Communist history of capitalist flair, were obvious places to set up zones offering privileged terms to foreign investors.
This act of establishing a particular estate as bookland, so that it could be held henceforth on these privileged terms, could be performed only by the king, in a royal assembly; but the diploma itself served hereafter as the title-deed for the land in question.
According to Simon Keynes: In this period, a diploma can be characterised as a formal and symbolic record, in Latin, of an occasion when the king, acting in a royal assembly, and with the consent of the ecclesiastical and secular orders, created an estate of "bookland" at a specified place, and conveyed it on the privileged terms defined by the "book", or diploma, to a named beneficiary.
There's no denying UK clubbers are still privileged in terms of what's on offer.
Accordingly, the term "privileged somatic cells" for partially pluripotent-committed MEFs seems controversial [ 111].
While our use of the term privileged normalization was primarily informed by Manning's concept of symbolic framing, we acknowledge the theoretical contributions of the normalization literature for illuminating the social construction of drug use and challenging punitive approaches to drug prevention and policy.
The competition between these three engines (each of which has its own benefits and target creators) is a further democratisation of the creative tools that are required to build a video game, something that has, to date, always favoured the privileged – both in terms of education and equipment.
Pluralities like "the parts" have a privileged structure in terms of their individuals.
This area is characterized by being a part of an area of privileged conditions in terms of wealth and tourism.
The First Amendment and 200 years of court decisions confer upon the traditional media a privileged position in terms of access to documents and other sources of information.
