Sentence examples for given the status in from inspiring English sources

Still, Mr Clinton's secretary of state, Madeleine Albright, wants to see Argentina, and maybe other countries in the region, given the status in American law of non-NATO allies, a circle that includes Japan, Israel and Egypt.

Founded by gold hunters in 1719, the settlement was given the status of a town in 1727 and a city in 1818.

It was given the status of a borough in 1877, and it was constituted a city in 1955.

He composed his famous Şikâyetname ("Complaint"), in which he caustically commented on not being given the status of court poet in Constantinople.

The settlement at Huancayo (from the Quechua word meaning "clan of the Huancas," a powerful Indian people) was given the status of a city in 1823.

Given the status of a municipality in 1973, it developed rapidly as a satellite city of Seoul, absorbing some of the capital's population and light industries.

Therefore, in many situations, any degree of automatic response will be more than adequate, especially given the status-quo in which interventions tend to be manual, with little automated assistance, e.g. using a pager or telephone.

It also links to a constantly updated government site that gives the status of all airports in the United States.

The forecast model applies a family of multivariate distribution functions to forecast future drought conditions given the drought status in the past.

So, there is no good reason to expect that, given the vaccination status, subclinical differences in serological status would bias the findings.

"The timing of this play could not be more apt, given the current status of doping in sport," she said.