Sentence examples for privileged to discuss from inspiring English sources
Those who have been privileged to discuss the work with Mr. Joyce suggest that he has been influenced by the proposal in Vico's "Scienza Nuova" to write an ideal and timeless history into which all ordinary histories are embodied.
His spokesman, Frederick Jones, said the White House did not want to discuss a "privileged presidential document".
Holmquist said Thursday that he is not allowed to discuss legally privileged internal communications.
Holmquist said Thursday that he was not allowed to discuss legally privileged internal communications.
I show how representations of food relate to the larger problem of embodiment and how Boccaccio uses food as a privileged material and vehicle through which to discuss such issues.
Bankers meanwhile have met to discuss limiting access to privileged insider information up to now provided to the "big three" — Fitch, Moody's, and Standard & Poor's — to help them make their assessments.
It also decided that the customer would be privileged with these stinting terms only if she agreed not to discuss them with anyone, the media included.
She had grown up in a privileged family, only to have those privileges stripped after the death of her father, which she refused to discuss.
A few weeks ago, I was privileged to join Mark Harris and the film historian Daniel Eagan on The Leonard Lopate Show to discuss the Oscar campaign (using Harris's New York magazine article on the subject as the springboard).
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi was welcomed to St . Petersburgthis summer "to discuss a wide range of issues related to strengthening the privileged strategic partnership between Russia and India".
Mr. Stern also declined to discuss the private consultants' report on employee attitudes, saying that it was "privileged information that was not shared with anybody".
