Sentence examples for favoured status from inspiring English sources

Even worse would be the suggestion that NGOs allow themselves to be used as tools of propaganda in order to maintain favoured status in that country.

The true cynic might argue that some authoritarian regimes use the political cover provided by humanitarians to maintain favoured status in the halls of power.

Accounts of the Prophet Muhammad's ascent through the seven heavens to the very throne of God are taken as revealing his uniquely favoured status.

Dr Indarjit Singh of the Network of Sikh Organisations described Islam as having "a sort of favoured status as a result of radicalisation".

Pride and covetousness are the major vices; humility and almsgiving are the major virtues; and poverty is endorsed as the favoured status for the Christian life.

There are other questions that should be asked after this week's withdrawal of London Met's favoured status for sponsoring students from outside the EU, such as why the UK Border Agency took this drastic step on such limited evidence.

It proposed to let foreigners keep their tax-favoured status for their first seven years in Britain: tens of thousands of high-fliers flock to work in the City of London, but often for only a few years.

Pakistan will give India most favoured nation status and India will lower tariff duties.

Human rights are for human beings, rather than simply people from Britain, yet Tony Blair negotiated one set of legal rules for British citizens - most favoured nation status - and left the British residents at the mercy of the original Bush plan.

And Pakistan's powerful army has resisted Sharif's ambition to see a speedy normalisation of relations with India, particularly the granting of "most favoured nation" status to India as a trade partner.

In the face of allegations that money from China went into the Democratic Party's campaign coffers last year, congressional opposition to the annual renewal of China's favoured trading status is mounting.