Sentence examples for using the privilege of from inspiring English sources

The first league dissolved after authorities began using the privilege of playing soccer as a tactic in punishment.

Congress and the president should act now to stop corrupt dictators and other criminals from using the privilege of limited liability to hide their identities and launder dirty money in the U.S. financial system.

His project was delayed, but is proceeding now under a different owner, although still using the privileges of its pre-Landmark building permit.

Both were motivated to use the privilege of office-holding for a higher purpose.

Responding to the remarks, Rahman said: "To use the privilege of the chamber and to use those words is very unfortunate and very inappropriate.

This operation lets the attackers use the privilege of communicative law and practice forgery attack on the hash function.

She used the privileges of her position to expose the evils of the apartheid system and personally visited and supported many black leaders imprisoned on Robben Island, including Nelson Mandela.

Vulnerable CGI programs are attractive to hackers because they are simple to locate, and they operate using the privileges and power of the Web Server software itself.

I'm so used to the privilege of breaking an actor's body space, walking over and altering their hair, touching them up, that I find myself doing it to friends.

Other courts have defined fair use as "the privilege of using copyrighted material in a reasonable manner without the copyright owner's consent". Public Affairs Associates, Inc. v. Rickover, supra, 268 F.Supp. at 450.

In an age of near constant comedy outrage, this kind of mea not culpa is becoming a familiar standup trope, and – here as elsewhere – it's uneasy to see a comedian use the privileges of her position to cast herself as the victim.