Sentence examples for privileges the first from inspiring English sources

A legal citation style that privileges the first and most recent cases excludes de facto from practical consideration the very 'midstream' legislative debate (everything inbetween the bookend cases) most likely to suggest constitutive moments.

Journalism privileges the first-person testimonial above all.

According to Denis Healey (who once called Mrs T "la Passionara of privilege"), the first law of political holes is "stop digging".

As to why Dropbox needs admin privileges in the first place, he said: "We check and set privileges on startup — the intent was to make sure Dropbox is functioning properly, works across OS updates, etc.

Mr. Delano's photographs build a frame-by-frame connection between the everyday privileges of the first world and the abject realities facing inhabitants of the third world.

In September, Marty Peretz, editor in chief of The New Republic, writes on his blog that he wonders whether Muslims are "worthy of the privileges of the First Amendment".

YET it is the airlines that, in ever more profitable deals with credit-card companies, have been diluting elite privileges in the first place.

I have cooperated in the investigation while trying to protect journalistic privileges under the First Amendment and shield sources who have not revealed themselves.

Mr. Peretz added: "I wonder whether I need honor these people and pretend that they are worthy of the privileges of the First Amendment, which I have in my gut the sense that they will abuse".

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Hey, from time to time, I harbor grave doubts about whether or not Peretz is worthy of the privileges of the First Amendment.