Sentence examples for privileges front from inspiring English sources

A comment by Alexis de Tocqueville might well be the key to encouraging China's restraint toward Taiwan, and President Clinton's proposal to grant China permanent normal trading privileges (front page, April 18): "I know of nothing more opposite to revolutionary attitudes than commercial ones".

That could be done either by providing him with special parking privileges in front or by making access to the rear entrance easier.

But the select few will pay handsomely for the privilege with front row seats - dubbed "the gold circle package" - costing £950 plus VAT while the "cheap seats" are £475 plus VAT.

Despite Bannon's invocation of privilege in front of the House committee, some say he will be more forthcoming with special counsel Robert Mueller.

Despite the need of the president to receive confidential advice, once an adviser publicly tries to justify that advice, executive privilege is waived (front page, March 29).

"It's always a privilege playing in front of a people like that.

"It's been a privilege playing in front of the Green and White Army, who have been amazing in my time with the team".

You cannot just have white privilege on the front row, within the organisation and then in the casting, and expect that to resonate with consumers.

Privilege is ultimately front and center here.

Instead of the initials DL for "driver's license," it has the initials DP for "driving privilege" on the front.

In addition to the disclaimer on the back, the proposed license has the letters DP ("driving privilege") on the front instead of DL ("driver's license").