Sentence examples for privileges by from inspiring English sources
The Privileges, by Jonathan Dee (Random House; $25).
Units operate points-based systems which allow their residents to earn privileges by good behaviour.
Finalists:"The Privileges," by Jonathan Dee (Random House); "The Surrendered," by Chang-rae Lee (Riverhead Books).
If the Doha round ever succeeds, it might erode those privileges by extending them more widely.
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It gives African and Caribbean countries broad new trading privileges by expanding duty-free access to American markets.
Reconquered from the Moors by Alfonso I, Miranda later (1076) was reunited with Castile and given fueros (charters of privileges) by Alfonso VI in 1099.
An important textile centre by the 14th century, it was granted many town privileges by Henry I and John I of Brabant.
These arrangements made up a complex of foreign privileges by virtue of the most-favoured-nation clauses (guaranteeing trading equality) conceded to every signatory.
In recent weeks Mr Salmond has been accused of abusing his privileges by auctioning lunches in the Scottish Parliament's restaurant in aid of party funds.
Earlier this year, Whan waived the age-restriction policy to allow Thompson to earn her full-time playing privileges by advancing through the three stages of qualifying school.
