privilege

it is truly a privilege to be here.

privilege sb. from arrest

privilege was indivisible from responsibility.

It is a great privilege to know you.

grant sb. the privilege of doing sth.

It was a privilege revokable at any time on whim of the authorities.

Do not overdo your privilege of reproving me.

The privilege of voting is a right sanctioned by law).

there is no desire to impeach the privileges of the House of Commons.

English inheritance law privileged the eldest son.

in the nineteenth century only a privileged few had the vote.

Discussions between a lawyer and client are privileged communications.

Only the privileged few could afford to send their children to private schools.

Immigrants are seen as enjoying special privileges.

Now, the President may assert executive privilege.

It is a privilege to hear her sing.

Stop keeping secrets, and maybe you'll get your privileges back.

Presidents do assert executive privilege, but the Supreme Court has indicated that it's fairly narrow.

One would be the municipal privileges.

It's about power and it's about privilege.

Good afternoon, Ms. Ocean. As you know, parole is a privilege.

I'm honored, privileged for the time and participation.

Opponents argue that would give them special privileges.