Examples of using A privilege in English and their translations into Arabic
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It would be a privilege, Sire. Sire.
It would be a privilege to help you plan for your family's future.
It's been a privilege talking to you.
In Switzerland, a privilege may include going to see a movie outside the prison.
It's a privilege to serve the father of Favi Christie.
Giving birth is not a privilege of the rich!
Has been a privilege and it is always so gratifying.
A privilege that men must sometimes give up.
It was a privilege spending the afternoon with you.
It's been a privilege.
Artek was considered to be a privilege for Soviet children during its existence, as well as for children from other communist countries.
It has been a privilege to work with Jarmo and none of this would have been possible without him.
What a privilege for me to be here for you good people tonight
The advancement of disarmament is not a privilege which should be only enjoyed by a select group, but a duty which all share.
The judges may by an absolute majority decide to revoke a privilege or waive an immunity conferred by this article,
Contact with family and friends is not a privilege, but a right for all those in custody, and prisoners should not be deprived of that right
It is a privilege for me to extend a warm welcome on behalf of the Conference on Disarmament to His Excellency the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Sri Lanka,
The thing(predominantly) is due to the fact that the pace of development is astonishing without exaggeration, which was only a privilege of buyers with a very large wallet for a few years now that is now available to anyone.
A privilege, Professor.
It is a privilege.