Examples of Special privilege in a sentence
Special privilege leave within the Philippines or abroad shall be indicated in the form for purposes of securing travel authority and completing clearance from money and work accountabilities.
Special privilege means a privilege, not conferred upon the regular student body, but conferred on center presidents solely because of their position.
Special privilege leaves include: Funeral/mourning leave, Hospitalization leave, Accident leave, Relocation leave, Government transaction leave, Calamity leave, Graduation leave, Enrollment leave, Wedding anniversary leave, and Birthday leave Office or Division:Finance and Administrative OfficeClassification:SimpleType of Transaction:G2GWho may avail:All MWD EmployeesCHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTSWHERE TO SECURE1.
Passi City is implementing an electrification program that involves the following: • Special privilege of a free installation and preparation of electrical plan being given to residents who own structures made of indigenous/light materials;• Upgrading of existing Single Phase to Three-Phase Primary Lines was done to cater to bigger loads of commercial/industrial establishments and additional distribution lines were constructed in sitios of some barangays in the City.
Special privilege to attend certain functions that would include a sibling (i.e., graduation ceremonies, need to drive a sibling to and from school) may be granted by Administration and will be decided on a case by case basis.
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According to 5th Schedule, the administration of Schedule Areas as per Article 244 of the Constitution consists of following parts: a) Special privilege to Governors b) Reports of Governors to the President of India and c) Tribes Advisory Council (TAC) According to Section “C” Para X of 5th Schedule, the Scheduled Areas include those areas which have been ‘Scheduled’ by Hon’ble President of India.
The following examples demonstrate these dynamics at work in international law and politics.Figure 1: Identifying Security Threats Closed Expertise: Special privilege given to “security experts” (e.g., military, gov’t officials, those with security clearances).Open Expertise: Expertise relevant to security issues is fluid; depends on problem at issue, as in ordinary administrative state.Lay Public:Publics are expected to know their own security interests.
Special privilege is given to the first conjunct when the coordinate DP occurs in some contexts, giving rise to asymmetry between the first conjunct and the other conjunct(s).
The experiments currently generating data for the NDMAS portal are briefly described below, along with the types of displays used for each.