privilege
વિશેષાધિકાર
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'
વિશેષાધિકાર
noun
અધિકાર
example
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.
Flawed evidence and the controversial use parliamentary 'privilege' has finally forced the hand of the Prime Minister in demanding the Senator's resignation.
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.
After consultations with the Speaker advice was given that blocking email or any other form of communication to MP's was a breach of parliamentary 'privilege' .
To be a leader in that force is an honour and a 'privilege' .
Certainly in relation to the parliamentary 'privilege' , I'm not taking that issue on.
u2018It is a great honour and 'privilege' to receive this award, especially in such a forum,u2019 he commented.
he has been accustomed all his life to wealth and 'privilege'
This notion that it is the lawyer's 'privilege' , Mr Sheahan, is pernicious, wrong.
First, solicitor-client 'privilege' applies only to confidential communications between the client and his solicitor.
Anonymity is a 'privilege' seldom granted to sources by the respectable press, but u2018spokespeopleu2019 get anonymity all the time.
In 1923, for instance, a member of the Shanghai Bar accused an accountant of usurping the 'privilege' of lawyers by acting as a witness to contracts.
What we all can do, however, is think for ourselves and grant others the 'privilege' of doing so too.
education is a right, not a 'privilege'
Replying to the good wishes, Mr. Breen told how it had been a 'privilege' and honour to live in Waterford.
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.
She said it was an honour and a 'privilege' to serve as president of the second oldest guild in Ireland and to be in office during the year when the guild celebrated its 90th anniversary.
Usually, the attorney-client 'privilege' protects private lawyers from being forced to reveal what their clients told them.
In Evans we have a woman who used her wealth and class 'privilege' to great advantage in achieving her reform goals.
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.
Even though Ruth is in the infancy of her captaincy, she already realises that it is both a 'privilege' and an honour to be Captain to such a dedicated and forward thinking group of members.
Why, then, should anyone grant them such a 'privilege' ?
For the donor I felt respect and gratitude, that she had granted us the 'privilege' of viewing this most intimate of relationships in a way that I hope never to see again.
It may be a rare 'privilege' to do the honours in a marriage ceremony, but invitations to the USPGA aren't exactly distributed like confetti.
I have the 'privilege' of awarding you this scholarship
To play hurling was a real 'privilege' and an honour, and to put on a club jersey, whether it be Ireland or London or to wear the colours of Kilkenny C.B.S. gave me a great feeling of pride.
He did, however, describe the awards haul as u2018a real 'privilege' , a tremendous honour and a real achievementu2019.
Although he withdrew his statement and apologised twice, the opposition want action to be taken against him for abuse of parliamentary 'privilege' .
MPs should not abuse Parliamentary 'privilege' by lying to the public.
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