Sentence examples for privileges extended from inspiring English sources

UC Berkeley unregistered undergraduates or graduate students on filing fee status can apply to have your library privileges extended.

You might reasonably withdraw privileges extended to free members of society but the difficulty is deciding what's a human right and what's a privilege.

Benefits and privileges extended to recognized fraternities and sororities under this, or any other University policy, are subject to the availability of University resources for the purposes specified and do not constitute entitlements.

The Old Man practiced -- without consciously stating or perhaps even recognizing the idea -- what Tony Blair, the prime minister of England, used to call "stakeholding".... But the original stakeholder concept was that the privileges extended to large organizations, and especially profit-making corporations, by the broader society must be paid back to a variety of destinations.

Access to and use of computing and networking resources at Duke are privileges extended to members of the Duke community.

However, Yingluck can't even sign routine approval of investment privileges extended by the Board of Investment Are other potential investors as patient as Volkswagen?

And like the landed aristocracy of old, this incorporated aristocracy may well feel that they are privileged, and that their privileges extend to ascension to the "Highest Throne in the Land".

Some advocates want the privilege extended to alternative-fuel cars.

This penchant for asserting executive privilege extended beyond the "war on terror".

Perhaps the privilege extended Primal Scream can be explained by the band's unique and impressive sense of restlessness.

Access to and use of Butler Library is a privilege extended to Columbia University faculty, students, staff, alumni and sponsored guests.