Accounting firms have said that they are protected by such rules, known as attorney-client privilege, but the government has sought to challenge claims to that privilege in its investigation into tax shelters.
Some of the questions were submitted after representations from the National Secular Society, a British NGO whose stated aim is to "challenge religious privilege".
Another prominent economic decision maker in the new government will be the incoming deputy prime minister Wang Yang, a former party secretary of Guangdong Province in southern China who cast himself as a reformer willing to challenge entrenched privilege.
You were underprivileged!" Before I could correct her, I felt robbed of a response: to contradict her fantasy of privilege and struggle would be to challenge her reality, utterly.
Historically, courts have been reluctant to challenge the secrecy privilege.
This article argues that roleplaying games have the potential to challenge, encourage, and subsume the privilege of the stereotypical gamer, one who is white, male, and heterosexual.
"Whatever power the executive may otherwise have had in this regard, FISA limits the power of the executive branch to conduct such activities and it limits the executive branch's authority to assert the state secrets privilege in response to challenges to the legality of its foreign intelligence surveillance activities".
Father of three, Garrett said: "I am honoured to have been selected by Plaid, it is a great privilege and challenge.
Smith's casting in the role was revealed during an episode of Doctor Whos companion show Doctor Who Confidential, during which he described the role as "a wonderful privilege and challenge that I hope I will thrive on".
My Asian American adversaries, for that is what they were, wished to partake of privilege, rather than challenge it. .
