Sentence examples for taking privileges from inspiring English sources

"Once they get started they could keep taking privileges away.

She seeks radical internal reform, re-centralising control over health and education and taking privileges away from Basques, Catalans and Navarrans by putting all regions on an equal footing.

"Taking privilege personally obscures the fact that it's a systemic problem".

Taking privilege from the accessibility of recent release of entire genome sequences of rice and information available from A. thaliana, we performed a genome-wide identification of CNGC family in rice in the present study.

The "stop" was an acronym for "stop taking our privileges," effectively summarizing the position of the amendment's opponents.

STOP ERA — the acronym stood for Stop Taking Our Privileges — initially drew its support from the same network of conservative women who had helped Schlafly distribute "A Choice Not an Echo".

Peter McParlin, national chairman of the Prison Officers Associationn, said taking these privileges away from prisoners may lead to unrest – the concern being that the move will lead to inmates being locked in their cells for longer, increasing tension amongst prisoners.

Taking away privileges, including clothes, food, and his chair, would enable Zubaydah to see his interrogator as "a god" who controlled his suffering.

Inequality is breeding widespread anxiety, and when progressives talk more about taking away privileges than they do about enhancing opportunities, they only contribute to this malaise.

Some parents have set rules for punishments such as the length of time of time outs or what types of punishments (time outs, taking away privileges) you should use.

"I think this is an excellent sign that the judge is taking our privilege argument seriously," Emery said in a telephone interview.