Sentence examples for rules of privilege from inspiring English sources

Paris is still a class-stratified society — "It's horizontal, whereas Montreal is vertical," Aymeric Pasquier explained — so unwritten rules of privilege have allowed secrecy to surround the event.

Although the rules of privilege vary from state to state, they generally apply to lawyer and client, cleric and penitent, husband and wife.

Castes, he argues, are interest groups that succeed by defending their homogeneity and group consciousness by imposing rigid rules of privilege and intermarriage.

Thus, the rules of privilege determined from one chemical library allow substantial enrichment for activity within independent chemical libraries.

Thus, the rules of privilege learned from one set of assays can be generally applied to substantially enrich for independent biological activities.

Because chemical libraries vary in their substructure composition, we wondered whether the rules of privilege learned from one chemical library would apply to independently constructed chemical libraries.

While the rules of legal privilege have deep roots in the European legal systems, the legislation and case law in Europe on outside and in-house counsel privilege is often much less developed and refined than in the United States.

Theoretically, therefore, whether untrue or not, any MP could repeat the thus-far unpublished allegations concerning Prince Charles in the Commons, and the press would then be free to report them under the rules of "qualified privilege" - that the report must be fair, accurate and contemporaneous.

The most notable pattern is the tendency of legal rules to privilege humor that reflects incongruity and to suppress or restrict humor that disparages others or concerns topics associated with release humor, such as sex, excrement, violence, and death.

The rules of engagement today privilege the orientations and resources of white, middle-class and single-earner families.

The assembly of the WEU, which had a number of permanent committees (political defense, technological and aerospace, rules of procedure and privileges, and parliamentary and public relations), consisted of the delegates of the member countries to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe; it met at least twice each year (normally in Paris).