Приклади вживання Their privileges Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Others are losing their privileges.
On this point, therefore, politics and logic are in agreement,and the people as well as the judges equally retain their privileges.
Seniors do have their privileges!
It is very easy to shout that these people do not want to give up their privileges.
Caste of“celestials” would lose their privileges and billions of profits.
The samurai were the losers of those social reforms since they lost all their privileges.
Their privileges and compensations are stipulated by Articles 27 and 30 dated February, 28 1991№ 796- XII of Ukrainian Law.
The samurai were the losers of those social reforms since they lost all their privileges.
Thus while men do not notice their privileges they do notice the absence of power and privilege that, as men, they feel entitled to.
Thus the bureaucratic system inRussia had left most of the veterans without their privileges and benefits.
The EU countries' governments also defend their privileges and incomes of the ruling class with police batons and patriotic demagogy.
By 1710 politico-administrative structures of Valencia andAragon were destroyed and their privileges abolished.
Without prejudice to their privileges and immunities, inspectors and aircrew members shall be obliged to respect the laws and regulations of the State on whose territory an inspection is carried out and shall be obliged not to interfere in the internal affairs of that State.
To quote Martin Luther King,Jr.:“Privileged groups seldom give up their privileges voluntarily.”.
In the early years of Belgianrule Tutsi tribe representatives retained their privileges and aristocratic status, but since 50s Belgian colonialists began to curtail the rights of Tutsi, and the increasingly senior positions set representatives of the“proletariat” came from the Hutu tribe.
Martin Luther King,Jr. once said,"Privileged groups seldom give up their privileges voluntarily.".
As St. Paul has assured us, though this day shall come as a snare upon the whole world, it shall not socome upon God's children who are living up to their privileges.
The surgeons resented this, but the barbers were very muchfavored by the monarchs and preserved their privileges until the middle of the 18th century.
The Arab bourgeoisie has developedarmies which are not prepared to sacrifice their own interests or to risk their privileges.
A September 1991 statement by the LRCI International Secretariat asserts that the bureaucratic faction represented by the Emergency Committeehoped by their actions on 19 August to defend their privileges on the basis of post capitalist property relations (Workers Power, September 1991, emphasis added).
They form something like the junior branch of the English aristocracy, and they love and respect their seniors,without sharing all their privileges.
Like the Livonian estates,Estonian aristocracy and towns had surrendered on condition that their privileges be retained.
Make them understand they need to respect your curfew because if they comehome too late they will lose their privileges.
Claudio D'Amico, a member of Italy's League(Lega) party, who is in charge of security issues in the city government of Sesto San Giovanni, noted that the new government's stricter policies might result in asituation where terror suspects would"lose their privileges and hideouts" and start planning terrorist attacks against Italians.
As Martin Luther King said,“It is an historicalfact that the privileged groups seldom give up their privileges voluntarily.
As Martin Luther King once wrote,“it is an historicalfact that privileged groups seldom give up their privileges voluntarily.”.
In other words, forget the fact that the majority of the bureaucracy had anobjective interest in preserving the state from which they derived their privileges and prestige;
They saw the aggressiveness of Yeltsin, the growing power of the pro-capitalist nationalists andGorbachev's prostration before these forces as a mortal danger to the centralized apparatus upon which their privileges and prestige depended.