Sentence examples for range of privileges from inspiring English sources

A whole range of privileges would be denied, while people and companies breaking social trust would also be subject to expanded daily supervision and random inspections.

Development under the communist government stressed the classless and proletarian nature of society; however, the party elite enjoyed a range of privileges unavailable to ordinary workers.

In return for providing the English state with a £1.2m loan at a then whopping 8% interest and a £4,000 management fee, the Bank of England was granted a range of privileges, including joint-stock status, the right to issue paper money and general banking powers.

John Kirkhope, a PHD student at Plymouth University studying the influence of the duchy, said the estate had the most "extraordinary range of privileges".

Corporations would be granted not only the special privileges of their status (immortality, limited liability, protection from most criminal sanctions) but also the full range of political privileges of American citizens.

YPED implements a wide range of data access privileges associated with different user types including core laboratory users, researchers (PIs and their laboratory members), and public users.

The wide range of data access privileges of YPED enables it to meet the needs of individual, multiple collaborative, and core laboratories.

These factors influence the recourse and range of the farmers' privilege recognised under PVP laws.

Operating somewhere at the intersection of a think-tank and a mission-driven non-profit, the whole thrust of Helena is to bring together successful people across a range of demographics while privileging the one number that the organization's founder, Henry Elkus, thinks truly matters — that 50% of the world's population is under the age of 25.

Operating somewhere at the intersection of a think-tank and a mission-driven non-profit, the whole thrust of Helena is to bring together successful people across a range of demographics while privileging the one number that the organization's founder, Henry Elkus, thinks truly matters — that 50% of the world's population is under the age of 25.

Under normal circumstances, clients can allow a range of access and trading privileges on their investment accounts.