"If it is to enjoy the unique privilege of being above the law, then it has a responsibility to obey the law of its own accord in every respect," The Times of London editorialized yesterday.
As a senior, I had the unique privilege of being the only student in the college staff directory as Director of Video Services for the Education Department.
I was able to lead a youth group in which I had the unique privilege of walking with Kylie and Kendall Jenner as they explored who Jesus was.
Having interned there last summer, I had the unique privilege of seeing Debbie and her staff fight to make the next president a Democrat every day.
Gillard addresses the unique privilege of being prime minister.
Moreover, Gray thinks Hobbes himself acknowledged as much in his writings, when he wrote of man's unique "privilege of absurdity".
(The unique privilege of the goalie to use his hands reflects the position of the army and the police, the armed guardians, in a society of otherwise-restricted subjects).
In Switzerland, the people have the unique privilege of being able to oppose most legislative propositions by way of referendum and, also, as in this case, to make legislative propositions.
As you read this I am in Zurich about to undertake the unique privilege of handing England's bid book for the 2018-22 World Cups to the president of Fifa, Sepp Blatter.
For five years, his more besotted admirers have counted on him to do just that, and our expectations, as I'm coming to realize, have interfered with the unique privilege of watching him play.
