Sentence examples for privileged territories from inspiring English sources

It's practically the last terrorist group in Europe, a splinter group that demands at gunpoint the independence it cannot achieve through the ballot box – and what's more, demands it for the Basque country, one of the most privileged territories of the continent, with extremely broad political, economic and administrative autonomy.

His school, Christ's Hospital, had banned books in English about the classics, which were privileged territory, not for the masses.

Burr's character, too, has left his assigned space — his apartment across the courtyard — and entered the privileged, protected territory of the spectator (Stewart).

The members of a clan have in their territory a slightly privileged status, although they form a minority of its population.

"Territory Labor, if privileged to be elected in August, will participate in the royal commission but seek not to be involved in the administration".

Take PCs into territory that has been privileged.

Because while the lives of privileged young white women are not unexamined territory, previous examinations have never quite looked or sounded or felt quite as raw or exciting as this.

But this was not the end of this mysterious delineation of frontiers: Features would sometimes accuse Talks of trespassing on their territory; and Talks, feeling itself more privileged in the judgment of the elders upstairs, might arrange some compromise.

"It's also just about continuing to follow where they have a presence and making it so there's no particular space or territory in which they feel safe and privileged to organize".

They had confirmed the Imperial immediacy of the Swiss on several occasions; and the Swiss had succeeded in defending their privileged status against Habsburg dukes who had tried to regain their former territories.

The Cuban Adjustment Act and wet-foot-dry-foot privileged immigration policy, which uniquely allows any Cuban who enters United States territory to stay, must be suspended and then repealed.