Sentence examples for privileges reserved from inspiring English sources

These are not special privileges reserved only for those living in Delhi.

She let them out to run around the tier in a pack, kicking a soccer ball, and she enlisted them to help sweep the tier and distribute meals — special privileges, reserved only for the most favored prisoners on the M.I. block.

As part of its push to legalize gay marriage in New York State, the Pride Agenda joined with the New York City Bar Association to mine state and local law books and find privileges reserved for married couples, and came up with 1,324 items.

"Being in public and participating in summer activities are not privileges reserved for the ultra-thin and able".

That's a privilege reserved for a special few.

On privilege and responding to critics "asking your community for help" is not a privilege reserved for....anybody.

In addition, freedom to trade with the United States is a privilege reserved for those who belong to the Communist Party nomenklatura.

Ms. Lindh was not routinely assigned full-time bodyguards -- a privilege reserved for King Carl Gustav and Prime Minister Goran Persson.

Khairi had been allowed to have a satellite dish, a privilege reserved for senior Baathists, and he was a generous host.

This was a privilege reserved for India's more affluent classes and some of its companies, but even they now know the state's shortcomings can hurt them.

But in Saudi Arabia, encouraging people to kill is a special privilege reserved for those whose job it is to uphold the law.