Sentence examples for privileges provided from inspiring English sources

An ASA-recognized student group has access to all the resources and privileges provided by the ASA.

Ministers are looking hard at how benefits, or tax credits, could be taken away to show criminals that privileges provided by the state can be temporarily withdrawn.

In China, many factions in the Communist Party, the leading state-owned enterprises and the security establishment are similarly attached to the rents and privileges provided by the current system.

A former MI6 man who had risked his life behind Nazi lines in wartime Europe, Kerby considered himself an outsider in the Conservative party and resented the privileges provided to the insiders in what he called the "kissing ring" - the rich and privileged Tories who attended the same schools and universities.

775) known as the 'Communist Control Act of 1954,' relating to the eligibility to exercise the rights and privileges provided under the National Labor Relations Act of labor organizations determined by the Subversive Activities Control Board to be Communist-infiltrated organizations.

After foreign forces leave at the end of next year, the Afghans will have to fight on their own - without the air power, medical back-up and other privileges provided by the US and Nato - knowing that Western soldiers will no longer be at their side in battle.

The researcher noted that on some older devices, including the Samsung S4 and the LG Optimus Elite, the exploitable process runs with system-level privileges, providing wide access across the phone.

Privilege provided me with a job that allowed me to take short term disability so that I could focus on my treatment and my recovery.

Who knew that Woody Allen, who established the pattern of making movies his way with famous actors willing to work for scale for the privilege, provided the industry's dominant countermodel for the coming generations?

It shall be unlawful for any Federal, State or local government agency to deny to any individual any right, benefit, or privilege provided by law because of such individual's refusal to disclose his social security account number.

Depending upon the security requirements and the privilege provided by the MATF, an evaluating node can selectively use smart misbehaving nodes to perform different network functions.