Sentences with phrase «particular privilege»

Nonetheless, cause for genuine concern exists, and the novena prayer to St. Jude is pertinent for Indian Christians today: «Make use, I implore thee, of that particular privilege accorded to thee, to bring visible and speedy help where help was almost despaired of.

It has been a particular privilege to work with excellent civil servants and the outstanding Lord Freud and other ministers including my present team, throughout all of my time at the Department of Work and Pensions.

«It was a particular privilege to be a part of the leadership team of the New NY Bridge project to replace the Tappan Zee and to serve alongside so many talented and committed public servants.»

And it's been a particular privilege as well as a rocking good time getting to know Mr. Gaiman, whose generous insights and masterful work have certainly convinced me that the Lord of Dreams and the Prince of Stories are one and the same Endless pattern.

It was a particular privilege to have Atkins speak at the Contemporary Art Society...

«It is a particular privilege to be able to present, for the first time, these important early works by Claes Oldenburg,» said Menil Curator Michelle White.

It was a particular privilege to have Atkins speak at the Contemporary Art Society at such a pivotal time in his artistic career with his solo exhibition Recent Ouija currently on show at The Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam.

It's a particular privilege to have Atkins speak at the Contemporary Art Society at such a pivotal time in his artistic career with his solo exhibition Recent Ouija currently on show at The Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam.

The Court of Appeal in Carter v Alberta, 2002 ABCA 303 (CanLII) established that in determining «necessity» the focus must be on the sphere, rather than the particular privilege (McIver, at para 42).