Sentence examples for the same privilege for from inspiring English sources

British governments have always been cheerleaders for free movement of goods, services and capital, while underestimating the continent's attachment to the same privilege for people.

In civil cases the parties have the same privilege for protection from self-incrimination as other witnesses; i.e., they need not answer incriminating questions.

Bills that would have let faculty and administrators carry concealed weapons on K-12 campuses failed in Nebraska and Oklahoma in 2011, while a proposal that would have allowed the same privilege for school board members and county commissioners at K-12 schools in Florida was also rejected by lawmakers in 2011.

Mencius replies that if the King accords the common people the same privileges for wealth and sex, there would be no problem in becoming a true king.

The Deputy Judge Advocate General is entitled to the same privileges of retirement as provided for chiefs of bureaus in section 5133 of this title"., and added par.

There is an underlying cultural lunacy to this kind of special favoritism: We cheerfully allow domineering corporations, which are not in fact living human beings, the kind of bailout that outrages us when we reward flesh-and-blood tyrants with the same privilege -- impunity for the damages they cause to others.

He also granted the same privilege to Acilius Glabrio; for this man, too, could both hear and see at that period.

Consumers must spend their hard-earned cash for the same privilege.

Under the act of 1887, each company doing business in the state is required to pay $500 per annum for the same privilege.

Those who benefited from a free, publicly funded, higher education should not tell future generations that they must now take on mortgage-sized debts to pay for the same privilege.

The Court of Appeals reasoned that since it would not be unlawful to agree to pay a fixed sum for the privilege to use patents, it was not unlawful to provide a variable consideration measured by a percentage of the licensee's sales for the same privilege.