claim of privilege उदाहरण वाक्य

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1. "In the cases where there is a sniff of cover-up or impropriety stemming back to the Teapot Dome, the courts uniformly overruled the claim of privilege in favor of disclosure, " he said.
2. In the same way, he had promised to cooperate with Congress and independent counsel on Whitewater documents; the increasingly confident president broke his word again, using some flimsy claim of privilege, doomed in court.
3. A federal judge and a three-judge appeals court previously ruled against the administration's claim of privilege for the Secret Service, and more than a dozen agents testified before the grand jury investigating the Lewinsky matter.
4. The House committee's chairman, Rep . Dan Burton, R-Ind ., two weeks ago asked Clinton to waive potential claims of privilege, saying former President Reagan had made similar waivers in the Iran-Contra investigation in the 1980s.
5. "This is a very unusual circumstance in which the claim of privilege carries very little political risk for the president, " said Peter Shane, a constitutional authority and dean of the University of Pittsburgh School of Law.
6. It is likely to include an embarrassing description of Clinton's conduct with Ms . Lewinsky and a scorching appraisal of his use of White House lawyers and claims of privilege in response to the inquiry this year.
7. Mark W . Everson, the IRS commissioner, said Tuesday in a statement that " slowly but surely, we are unmasking the false claim of privilege made by those who are merely promoting generic abusive tax products ."
8. Judge Norma Holloway Johnson of the U . S . District Court for the District of Columbia rejected the president's claim of privilege on May 4, but the White House has filed its intention to appeal that decision.
9. "When you're very powerful and wealthy and your adversary is not, all you need is a plausible claim of privilege because you can comfortably assume your adversary won't have the wherewithal to challenge your claim, " he said.
10. In his latest filings with the court, Sheridan now argues that Boeing can no longer keep the report as a privileged document, because the company is using its claim of privilege to cover up lies made under oath.