Sentence examples for favored status from inspiring English sources

The Taliban often gave favored status to their local brethren, setting aside the choicest lands for their farms and cattle.

In November, China proposed regulations that would give certain products favored status when government agencies procure equipment.

But other residents and environmental groups cast Mr. Lunny as a savvy businessman manipulating public opinion to win favored status at the expense of the estuary.

Competition between the Ganda (who enjoyed favored status under the British colonial regime and whose name is the root of the country's name today) and the country's other ethnic groups had a major impact on politicians' and those groups' post-independence struggles for relevance on the national political scene.

Especially if one wants to keep that special relationship in most favored status.

At the risk of second-guessing this strategy, you have to wonder how long those two will retain favored status.

Mr. Neal said he did not believe that his profits from city government created a perception that he favored status-quo candidates in ballot-objection cases.

As his younger brother, Michael, and Michael's wife, Sarah, had bought a large sketch for it, Matisse had most-favored status whenever he called at the Michael Steins.

Congress has voted against most-favored status for China.

Clearly, the black Americans who receive most-favored status are those who can be relied upon to minimize white racism.

The Paradise Papers expose Milner as a stooge of Alisher Usmanov, an oligarch who has enjoyed most-favored status under Putin.