grant a privilege

And then was granted the privilege of saving the world?

The fishermen were granted special privileges by the city government.

Nonetheless, the Government granted him freedom to travel and other privileges.

They were also granted certain privileges in the Seminary; this is no longer the case.

"The law does say that a citizen who is over 70 years old can be granted the privilege of house arrest."

The Court granted him the privilege of appearing whenever his health would allow.

"If only a certain person or a small number of people are granted the privilege to make decisions, the result is always disastrous," it said.

After Version 9 was released, any account could be granted specific privileges by the systems manager.

Such a person 1 shall be granted the same rights and privileges as any other resident of this state.

Very few people had been granted the same privilege.