Privileging

Our systems aren’t broken, they’re working exactly as they were designed — further privileging homeowners, corporations, whiter and wealthier neighborhoods over Black, brown, Indigenous and poor people.

The World Bank’s ‘billions to trillions’ slogan has been the pretext for privileging commercial finance as supposedly necessary to achieve the SDGs.

He too believed his society would face an existential threat from a system that treated people equally, instead of simply privileging his group.

Not because I believe human beings are innately superior to other animals, but because I believe we cannot live together (or even alone) without privileging our own existence.

Prison entry programs can assign a risk score to offenders based upon zip code, privileging demographic data over education level and work history.

Raphaël Glucksmann, a French filmmaker and center-left member of the European Parliament, — itself hardly a bastion of conservatism — that privileging antiracism over all other concerns minimizes the danger of Islamic fanaticism.

Anyone can see that the human social-bonding process I describe is natural, preferential, intentionally exclusionary, and privileging.

It’s privileging of good over evil never resorts to the mystical.

It was the privileging of one’s own interest over that of others, effectively reducing those around you to objects to be manipulated and used for your own ends.

But, by now, we’ve spent a lot of time dipping into the numbers and looking at the micro level of the turnaround, but perhaps it’s time to pull back, widen the angle, and see what Patrick is privileging in this shift, himself.

In this series, Monet takes a radical approach to the effects of light on the chosen motif, privileging a single colour in each picture.

Austen's complex sketching of different marriages ultimately allows readers to question what forms of alliance are desirable, especially when it comes to privileging economic, sexual, companionate attraction.

He criticized Western philosophy as privileging the concept of presence and logos, as opposed to absence and markings or writings.

In that case, privileging the wise would require not only their being so wise as to be better rulers, but also, and more demandingly, that their wisdom be something that can be agreed to by all reasonable citizens.

Metaphysics of presence is the desire for immediate access to meaning, the privileging of presence over absence.

Privileging for ECT practice at institutions is a local option: no national certification standards are established, and no ECT-specific continuing training experiences are required of ECT practitioners.