Sentence examples for privileged zone from inspiring English sources

In pragmatic terms, art is a privileged zone of gratuitous activity, with boundaries maintained by the agreement of the vested authorities.

Note the clear tendency of each class of curve to cross each other in a privileged zone (open white circles).

The central nervous system (CNS) is an immunologically privileged zone, which is normally protected from entry of immune cells and serum proteins by the blood-brain barrier (BBB), blood-spinal cord barrier (BSCB), and blood-cerebrospinal fluid barrier (BCSFB).

Bo was also the only leader of his generation to truly try to reach across from the privileged elite zone of power in modern China and speak directly to people.

SO MUCH for Russia's "zone of privileged interests" and the West's worries about it.

Russia sees the union as a linchpin of its "zone of privileged interest", its economic alternative to the European Union.

In Moscow's so-called zone of privileged interests, in other words, Russia is just another competitor.

It might well be that Yanukovich will turn out to be a greater pragmatist than Medvedev or Putin, for whom a reinstatement of a "zone of privileged interests" is still more important than business deals.

Russian officials have been increasingly angered by deepening Western alliances in what it terms its "zone of privileged interests," and especially the proposed expansion of NATO to include Ukraine and Georgia, which were once part of the Soviet Union.

Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin has described the collapse of the Soviet Union as the greatest geopolitical catastrophe of the 20th century, and President Dmitri A. Medvedev has insisted that Russia reserves "a zone of privileged interests" covering the post-Soviet space.

The cables also reveal that Tajikistan agreed to host a US military base on its territory – in defiance of the Kremlin, which regards former Soviet central Asia as a zone of "privileged interest" and is determined to keep Washington out.