Sentences with phrase «of a privileged few»

The Government I lead will be driven, not by the interests of the privileged few, but by yours.

Of course, that may mean I am one of the privileged few who manage to engage with your thinking, but if so, is that not a pity?

Public education is NOT a private business that runs on the wishes and agendas of a privileged few.

I wish I was one of the privileged few who are able to self - finance their dream game for years on end with no concern for sales or profits.

«They must not be the preserve of the privileged few - creaming off the best pupils while leaving the rest to fend for themselves, causing problems for and draining resources from other nearby schools.

Like the Roman Empire, the modern age will crumble from the crack of inordinate greatness beyond the interest of the many and the desire of the privileged few to sustain, and in the murky streets of ruined cities and meeting grounds of a billion humble habitations, our heroes and saints will show us how to begin history anew.

«We wish the Republican Party would also align itself with the majority of Americans instead of being the party of the privileged few.

Furthermore, the behaviour of the privileged few can not be controlled, as they are promised indefinite job tenure regardless of merit.

Elite athlete support may remain in the hands of a privileged few, but the rewards and personal satisfaction for treating the masses are colossal.

Having out - witted the powers that be in the first Hunger Games — a TV spectacle in which children compete to the death for the entertainment of the privileged few — and survived with her ostensible romantic partner Peeta (Josh Hutcherson), deepens her rebellion here.

If you are part of the privileged few individuals with excess funds during recessionary economy, this is actually a good time to buy your home.

Interesting about the Chinese companies, because it is an excellent example of a privileged few benefiting from an undemocratic regime.

As incoming 1Ls to the Peter A. Allard School of Law, my fellow classmates and I were well aware that with our entry into law school we would be embarking on a daunting endeavour of slogging through casebook after casebook with the hope of one day joining the company of a privileged few.

«She powered into a meritocratic era, determined to ensure that wealth and ownership were not the preserve of a privileged few,» Fox is expected to add.

Speaking in Brighton at the start of the Labour Party conference, ED Miliband will say the Bedroom Tax has become a symbol of an out of touch government standing up only for the interests of a privileged few.

You might be approved for a credit card if you apply, but it will probably be at a substantially higher interest rate unless you are one of the privileged few who has a high credit score and high income.

Subsequently, the whole social superstructure is reconstituted to reflect and guarantee the interests of all mankind rather than those of the privileged few.

It will be seen by some as an attack on private school - educated David Cameron and George Osborne — similar to Theresa May's calls for the Government not to be driven by «the interests of the privileged few».

That means that If you jump on a good one, you could be one of a privileged few that gets to have duckies on the shirt!

If you're reading this, it's safe to assume that you are one of these privileged few.

Mr Clegg added that free schools «must not be the preserve of the privileged few - creaming off the best pupils while leaving the rest to fend for themselves, causing problems for and draining resources from other nearby schools».

Since 2012, the preserve of the privileged few has been available to you on our Explorer 4x4 tours.

Suda was also one of the privileged few to see the Wii prototype well before the public unveiling at E3 2005.

A wind farm (Cape Wind) proposed for just off the coast of Cape Cod has been stuck in litigation for YEARS, largely because of a privileged few — including some very powerful people like Ted Kennedy — who do not want it in their «back yard.»

The problems — however knotty — of a privileged few (in comparison to the general population) are not keeping ministers awake at night.