Sentence examples for privileges because of from inspiring English sources

Mike Jarvis, the coach of the basketball team, said: "People don't lose privileges because of allegations.

"Here is a citizen being denied rights and privileges because of who her parent is," Mr. Shalom said.

The doctor was also delinquent in paying child support and had lost hospital privileges because of "substandard care".

Emirati nationals make up not much more than a 10th of the overall population, yet enjoy many more privileges because of their citizenship.

ASEAN shrugs off calls for sanctions, such as those introduced by the European Union on March 24th, when Myanmar lost tariff privileges because of its use of forced labour.

Grounding her view of women in public life is her admiration for two pioneers, Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton, both feminists committed to equal rights and not to special privileges because of their sex.

He was perhaps especially aware of this privilege because, like all gay men of his generation, he had seen many of his contemporaries die of AIDS.

"You and I are sitting here, in this gorgeous apartment, enjoying this fantastic privilege, because of fossil fuels".

Among materials being introduced in the aerospace industry, the carbon fibre reinforced plastics (CFRP) have a place of privilege because of their exceptional stiffness-to-mass ratio.

During Gavin Newsom's gubernatorial run, critics painted him as a son of wealth and privilege because of his connections to the Getty family.

The court ruled in 2004 in Rasul v. Bush that federal law provided the detainees the habeas privilege because of the unique control the U.S. government has over the land at the Cuban base.