Sentence examples for without privileges from inspiring English sources

But he has stressed recently that this would be done "without creating bureaucracy and without privileges for incompetent businessmen".

Essentially O'Brien does for Ireland what her great friend (without privileges, she insists) Philip Roth did for Newark: she scandalized it, then put it on the map.

"His Honor the President demands to be investigated as would any citizen, without privileges," Mr. Shumer added, reading from a letter sent to the state attorney's office by Mr. Weizman's lawyers.

In underserved countries, girls grow up without privileges we take for granted -- like going to school, voicing opinions and choosing whom they'll marry.

Privilege separation is a technique, pioneered on OpenBSD and inspired by the principle of least privilege, where a program is split into two or more parts, one of which performs privileged operations and the other almost always the bulk of the code runs without privilege.

Mr. Obama grew up without privilege or prestige, his ads say.

"There are so many dangerous legal ramifications when a victim talks to someone without privilege".

In Tsipras, he sees a man who came up from the bottom without privilege or favour.

It is patently, absurdly, preposterously obvious that an education without privilege does not preclude an appreciation of "difficult" literature.

Without privileging definitions, dictionary-making would involve more curation and less abridgment, less false precision and more organic understanding.

Only the savvy Angela, who grew up without privilege, has staked out a real future for herself.