Sentence examples for privileged to introduce from inspiring English sources

I am exceedingly proud to have been privileged to introduce Prof. De Clercq for a honorary doctorate in pharmacy at Ghent University, the first honor preceding an impressive list of recognitions and awards.

Under the 1994 Uruguay Round Agreements Act that approved the agreement to establish the WTO, any congressional legislator is permitted to introduce a "privileged" joint resolution to withdraw the original congressional approval of the WTO agreement and thus end U.S. participation in the organization.

The council has consistently sought to introduce measures that preserve the military's privileged status within the Egyptian state, unencumbered by civilian oversight of its budget and operations.

The summary policies for MI5, the UK's domestic intelligence agency, indicate that an attempt was made to introduce a so-called "Chinese walls" policy, protecting the transmission of legally privileged communications to government lawyers.

Why has Messud chosen to introduce a marginal character whose world has genuinely collapsed, when the main focus remains a privileged circle whose only real disaster is that the launch of a literary magazine has to be postponed?

It is sufficient to introduce an element of randomness in the network by, e.g., taking averages over a connected set of nodes, to avoid any privileged directions.

Get to introduce yourself.

Learn to introduce yourself.

While I complain about the stifling effects of looking back, I am also privileged to have been exposed and introduced several lifetimes worth of soul-churning, head-nodding music.

Privileged to be there.

Privileged to witness it.