Sentence examples for reserving the privilege from inspiring English sources

On the Republican side, Rudy Giuliani comes perhaps the closest to the Bush administration's line about reserving the privilege of American diplomatic engagement for friendly countries.

This would allow all Americans to access doctors with the time to listen to their problems, rather than reserving that privilege for the lucky few.

Interestingly, none are to be appointed by the White House, and President Obama has already issued a signing statement reserving the right to invoke executive privilege in cases where materials or testimony from the executive branch are requested under subpoena.

Previously, it had reserved this privilege for customers who subscribed to its newer shared data plans.

President Obama has already reserved the right to assert executive privilege.

Judge Chin ruled that the privilege was reserved for adversarial proceedings.

The privilege was reserved for seniors who were in good academic standing and had, among other things, completed a driver's education course and turned in a parental consent form.

Tourists also visit once a week, lining up outside the reserve and paying $35 for the privilege of seeing her giant cats, and just maybe a glimpse of the elusive star.

The union doesn't peddle the privilege, but reserves it for rare accomplishments.

Depending on the country that a company's servers are located in, moreover, a government will also reserve certain privileges regarding your information: looking inside your old emails without a warrant, perhaps, in the case of US; or locking you up for insulting the monarch in Thailand.

Charging banks for the privilege of holding reserves raises their cost of doing business.