Sentence examples for privileges granted from inspiring English sources

The privileges granted by the government.

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"(F) the privileges granted to the bank by law exercised and enjoyed;".

The sweeping privileges granted to the princes in 1220 and 1231 had undermined the monarch's position as feudal suzerain.

The inhabitants gained municipal freedom and privileges granted in numerous charters, and the town became a thriving commercial centre.

The Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations (1961) restricted the privileges granted to diplomats, their families, and staff.

They are partisan privileges granted by leaders in Congress, and Ms. Pelosi must not cut slack for an ally.

"(D) the general business conducted, and the privileges granted to the association by law exercised and enjoyed;".

Over the centuries, the distinction between clergy and laity was emphasized by special privileges granted to the clergy, including those granted by the Roman emperor Constantine the Great.

The scope of the privilege granted by the federal licensing scheme has been well delineated.

While the pope kept to his agreement with Henry, a council in Rome declared the privilege granted to Henry invalid.