Sentence examples for privileges given from inspiring English sources

You know the privileges given you by this committee.

Mr Sheng singled out privileges given to state-owned enterprises as a major imbalance in China's economy.

Saying they would not bow to threats, officials in Ecuador also announced that they were unilaterally renouncing preferential trade privileges given to the country by the United States.

And he was named a Chang Jiang Scholar, a title with privileges given to a select group of China's best young scholars, by Beijing.

Mr. Zaid, the former law minister, traces the roots of Malaysia's current troubles to the privileges given to the country's dominant ethnic group, the Malays.

Mr. Zaid, the former law minister, traces Malaysia's current troubles to the privileges given to the country's dominant ethnic group, the Malays.

These privileges gave the new king legitimacy of sorts and were useful in gaining the support of his Gallo-Roman subjects.

The City belongs geographically to the historic county of Middlesex, but its special status and privileges gave it autonomy from that county for most of its history.

An indecisive engagement led to a treaty with Sirāj al-Dawlah on February 9, which restored the company's privileges, gave permission to fortify Calcutta, and declared an alliance.

Apple's most embarrassing flub: every iPhone application that Apple had written ran with so-called root privileges, giving each one complete control over the entire phone.

Finally, in 1701, a Charter of Privileges, giving the lower house all legislative power and transforming the council into an appointive body with advisory functions only, was approved by the citizens.