Sentence examples for be given special status from inspiring English sources
Poroshenko said parts of east Ukraine would be given special status.
Bihar: Chief Minister Nitish Kumar is demanding that Bihar be given special status by central government to get extra resources for development.
The calls for NHS workers from the EU to be given special status as Britain heads towards Brexit were echoed by former Tory health minister Dr Dan Poulter, who now combines his role as an MP with work as an NHS psychiatrist.
The evidence from her life could be seen as damning or desperate: she wrote to Marshall Pétain, head of the Vichy government, stating that despite being Jewish by birth, she herself disliked the Jews and hence should be given special status.
Image caption St Ann's Court in Chertsey, Surrey, is hailed as an example of "queer architecture" One of the previously-listed homes to be given special status is St Ann's Court in Chertsey, Surrey.
Under the CPA three sensitive border areas were given special status.
"The writer complains that a shareholder appears to have been given special status because he is a friend of the board president," Mr. Greenstein said.
In a message posted on his Web site, he noted that an insect's wintertime preserve had also been given special status by the United Nations.
Because they would be used mostly for electronic surveillance, they were given special status under a 2006 law tailored for forensic work that grants civilians some police powers but forbids them to make arrests or carry guns.
Questions were yesterday raised as to why Edutrust was given special status as a trusted sponsor to manage the start-up programme for the schools when it has only one school up and running.
