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It also introduced an alarming law enforcement provision requiring release of encryption keys or decryption of data , contrary to the common law privilege against self-incrimination . If this happens , not only the current civilian leadership but the members of the army will lose their privileges and expose themselves to arrest and prosecution for activities ranging from financial misdemeanours to human rights abuses and crimes against humanity . A basic tenet of Christianity is that God has given His children free will , the ability and privilege to choose . This function probably should n't be used on Windows , though : Microsoft 's implementation of tmpnam ( ) always creates a name in the root directory of the current drive , and that 's generally a poor location for a temp file ( depending on privileges , you may not even be able to open a file using this name ) . " Legs , " was the wimpish term for any soldier or civilian who did n't have the privilege of wearing bloused boots ( distinguishing those who had completed " Jump School " ) . Obviously , in correspondence to these attacks on the workers and on the more needy sectors of the population , there followed measures to the advantage of the privileged sectors including those that have obtained the privilege conducting business for years at the very limits of the law , at times crossing them : on the other hand the Prime Minister , with his judiciary adventures , is the very manifestation of these sectors . Feminists have criticized conventional theories of citizenship for privileging the male experience and ignoring the place of women in society . The American Baptist Home Missions Society and the Presbyterians received similar privileges . Mark Rozell , a professor at Catholic University , said the order , combined with President Bush 's reluctance to give Congress information about the current war and other matters , displays " an emerging pattern " of a president using executive privilege to avoid turning over documents . We arrogantly continue to believe and behave as if we possess definite unalienable privileges that in effect place us at the center of our own universe . I am soooo privileged to have her as a friend . It will focus on their contribution to theories of subjectivity , critiques of knowledge and their privileging of the politics of differences . Manitobans deserve a democratic electoral system that does not compromise the philosophy of " one person , one vote " by allowing wealthy special interests to use their money to gain privileged access to the political process . The most obvious way to determine the range of cases she would need to refrain from judging would be for the White House to waive executive privilege regarding her tenure in the White House , but this option is such a non-starter that Charles Krauthammer recently suggested it as a pretext for Miers ' withdrawal , a face-saving climb down from a looming confrontation with apoplectic and disappointed conservatives . The bottom line is that Salam Pax is a guy who has acknowledged living a privileged existence as a member of the Ba'athist inner circle , who has ties of blood to Saddam and company , and who heaped praise on an Iraqi Communist Party that did nothing to free him and his people even while bashing America for failing to fight a war without inconveniencing anyone . All of these are the privileges of an increasingly smaller world . If you are developing privileged mode applications for Verizon Wireless and are required to get your application ( s ) signed with the Verizon Privileged certificate , you must contact your Verizon Wireless contact and have them authorize VeriSign to grant your ACS Publisher ID access to the Verizon Privileged signer . Happily presents us with a world that allows the breath between " this is " and " happening " to govern , thereby privileging above all else consciousness and experience .