privilege
বিশেষাধিকার
definition
verb
English inheritance law privileged the eldest son
grant a privilege or privileges to.
noun
education is a right, not a privilege
a special right, advantage, or immunity granted or available only to a particular person or group of people.
translation of 'privilege'
বিশেষ সুবিধা বা অধিকার,
নাগরিক অধিকার,
অব্যাহতি দেওয়া
example
Rather an abuse of parliamentary 'privilege' to achieve a cheap and shoddy pay back for his mates.
The law does not 'privilege' the interests of men above those of women.
The court also said that the reporter had a right to assert the 'privilege' for nonconfidential information.
he has been accustomed all his life to wealth and 'privilege'
It's an immense 'privilege' and honour to lead the council and I'm very proud of what has been achieved in the last three years.
But, the 'privilege' granted to us must not be used as a cover for unethical practices, aimed at violating the spirit of democracy.
Anonymity is a 'privilege' seldom granted to sources by the respectable press, but u2018spokespeopleu2019 get anonymity all the time.
To command a new ship, and especially the first of class, I consider an immense 'privilege' and honour.
On our shores, those in the stands are fans, whose blind devotion grants them the 'privilege' of being entertained - if they are that lucky - for two hours on Saturday afternoons.
u2018It is a great honour and 'privilege' to receive this award, especially in such a forum,u2019 he commented.
When it comes to parliamentary 'privilege' , are we striking the appropriate balance between freedom of speech and the right to protect your reputation?
Z refused to provide information to the prosecutors citing a 'privilege' against giving testimony against one's spouse.
He said he was looking forward to the challenge of leading health reform, and that it was u2018a great honour and a 'privilege' to be entrusted with this roleu2019.
MPs should not abuse Parliamentary 'privilege' by lying to the public.
This notion that it is the lawyer's 'privilege' , Mr Sheahan, is pernicious, wrong.
The MPs considered charging Large with breach of parliamentary 'privilege' for his intervention - but ministers liked his tough approach and were keen to keep him.
Replying to the good wishes, Mr. Breen told how it had been a 'privilege' and honour to live in Waterford.
education is a right, not a 'privilege'
It would be an honour and a 'privilege' to meet him.
Yet some courtroom equivalent of parliamentary 'privilege' allows a man who has never met me and who knows nothing of me to make spurious allegations about me.
If the lawyer wants to release the material and the client doesn't, the client can then hire another lawyer to assert the 'privilege' .
Nonetheless, he explained he thought it was a benefit the country's Premier should be entitled to, and so had asked the Governor for the 'privilege' and duly been granted it.
She wouldn't regularly have this job, for it was a 'privilege' and honour, but Zarana had a friend who was government and rebelled against her father's wishes.
The committee, in its report, found the letter to be insulting but it did not constitute a breach of parliamentary 'privilege' or contempt of Parliament.
education is a right, not a 'privilege'
To be a leader in that force is an honour and a 'privilege' .
Usually, the attorney-client 'privilege' protects private lawyers from being forced to reveal what their clients told them.
He did, however, describe the awards haul as u2018a real 'privilege' , a tremendous honour and a real achievementu2019.
he has been accustomed all his life to wealth and 'privilege'
Wouldn't this represent a breach of parliamentary 'privilege' , compelling MPs to vote certain ways?
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