Sentence examples for use privileges from inspiring English sources

Failure to do this may result in immediate suspension of classroom use privileges!

They worry that even time-honored "fair use" privileges like quoting from a novel in an essay of literary criticism or showing a movie snippet on a televised review could become illegal or even technically impossible since devising a way to do so would be illegal.

Violations may result in loss of facility use privileges, referral to Student Conduct, Dean or Department Head or Duke Police.

The underlying dynamic is that members of privileged groups often use privilege to pursue immediate individual interests at the expense of the long-term stability of the social order on which their privilege depends.

Whittingdale also defended the right of MPs to use privilege to speak out on public interest matters.

But it is typical of his style — five parts bonhomie, one part nostalgia — that he should use "privilege" in direct conjunction with "sheltered".

Experts point out that the Supreme Court ruled during the Watergate scandal that officials cannot use privilege to withhold evidence in criminal prosecutions.

Senate Report at 64. See 3 Nimmer 13.05, at 13-62, n. 2; W. Patry, The Fair Use Privilege in Copyright Law 125 (1985) (hereinafter Patry).

The transmission node transmits data packets in the time slot allocated under the obtained channel use privilege.

To avoid confusion, this entry will always use "privilege" and never "liberty" to refer to the incident defined above).

Therefore, the nodes fiercely competed for channel use privilege, the channel collision probability increased, and the data packet transmission success rate was significantly reduced.