This bestows the right to work, get social benefits and vote in local elections, but not a passport or a vote in Israel's national elections nor, apparently, permanence.
So has its tendency to ignore human-rights abuses by those same rebels, and its failure to accord the uprising by the Shia majority in Qatar's neighbour, Bahrain, the same heroic acclaim it bestows on Sunni revolutionaries.It is not just viewers who notice.
By some estimates, the island owes almost 30% of its export earnings to the preferences the EU bestows upon it.
A glossy mane bestows the qualities of strength, youth and vitality on its owner appealing traits in a president.
The audience then files out and checks the blackboard outside to see what will be shown next, before disappearing off, or lounging around.At times during the film, the translator bestows the actors with local nicknames, and reminds the audience of other movies they have appeared in.
Many of the present doubts about Mr Bush turn on whether a man who mugs for the camera, rolls his eyes, jumps about and bestows nicknames freely is really wanted as the nation's chief executive.Mr Clinton's lack of gravitas, as well as his outright misdemeanours, have had legal consequences for the office of the presidency.
Some fighters are said to believe that the rape of a virgin bestows invincibility in combat.
"THE deferences and preferments that this culture bestows upon the owners of great newspapers are satisfying".
Britain bestows special tax benefits on "non-dom" residents that is, foreigners living in Britain or "hereditary" non-doms born there whose parents or grandparents considered another country their permanent home, and who say they may want to return to the ancestral land in the future.
He dismisses the idea that corporate social responsibility (CSR) bestows on firms the PR equivalent of a stock of political capital: digital vigilantes will always assume businesses are guilty and can add the charge of hypocrisy to CSR-obsessed ones, as they did to BP after its spill.
His personal history bestows legitimacy on that pragmatism, making it look less like compromise.
