Sentence examples for that will privilege from inspiring English sources

The proposed new Companies Act would set out a new legal framework that will privilege long-term, engaged investment.

But as there is no pre-existing norm telling the intermediary what is the most appropriate solution in the concrete situation, the situation requires a decision that will privilege one of the intermediary roles based on the intermediary's prior experience, knowledge, preferences, and so forth although this does not suspend the constant need for a decision in each subsequent situation.

Both these trends have raised family incomes in a way that will reinforce privilege and position.

"I'm certain that we are the party that will have the privilege of forming the next stable Croatian government," HDZ's new moderate leader, Andrej Plenkovic, told supporters early on Monday.

Indeed, it demands a domestic revolution that will overturn entrenched privileges and power relationships.

Moreover, understaffing limits opportunities to do activities that will enhance prisoners' privileges and bring them more money to spend.

Alarmed at the growing political power of ultra-Orthodox Jews, secular Israelis are hoping to form a purely secular government that will curtail the privileges and state subsidies of the religious.

Look for small items and pills that have fallen to the floor, in the couch cushions, and other places when you get a pet that will have "roaming privileges" in the house.

This view is a privilege that will soon be extended to every person who visits the Vyne.

Our whiteness is our skin color, but it's also a torn sheet draping the dead, a flag of privilege that will not surrender, a town called separateness.

The college also reeled in two new summer camps, a general-interest day camp and a wrestling camp, that will pay for the privilege of using the facilities.