Sentence examples for privileges then from inspiring English sources

"If any of the doctors at this clinic have abused their prescribing privileges, then they have exploited all of us," Mr. Wilson said.

If the government really wants to get prisoners working and busy so that they can earn privileges, then it needs to invest in activities.

One day, he made ominous comments about free speech at a news conference, saying that if people "start to abuse our privileges, then we lose them".

"If any group is unwilling to accept the fact, the reality, that the church is paramount in terms of its rights and privileges, then that group would be happier elsewhere".

I want to go to the premiere in this country and take my family even though the distributor has to pay for the hotel and it's going to make it harder for them to buy another movie.' Having their agent fill their contract with privileges then saying, 'Oh, it's in my contract', as if they had nothing to do with it.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg told a group of volunteers who plan to toil at the Republican National Convention yesterday that he expected most protesters who come to the event later this month would "be reasonable," but he warned that "if we start to abuse our privileges, then we lose them".

Private car-ownership was a rare privilege then, usually reserved for party leaders and functionaries.

If there are specific assertions of executive privilege, then, you know, those can be examined.

Previously, administrations have threatened to invoke executive privilege, then negotiated with Congressional committees to avoid a court confrontation.

He paid just $4 for the privilege, then had to visit his friend's house to listen to it as he did not own a record player.

If you're already feeling fatigued with this year's gift stash then firstly, check your privilege, then settle down to listen to some hot new tracks!