Sentence examples for governments status from inspiring English sources

Mr. Xu said that besides pricing, Chinese companies had another advantage: they do not "make demands over other governments' status and internal policies".

But why should credit analysts have special government status?

Just get rid of that special government status — and stop writing regulations that revolve around ratings.

Mr. Howard lived on Sivtsev Vrazhek, a leafy street in the heart of Moscow, but had few accoutrements of high government status.

Other environmentalists say they fear that the Olympic Authority might be allowed to do things that a private company could not, precisely because of its government status.

NOCs are increasingly doing battle with the majors outside their home turf, enjoying unfair advantages arising from their quasi-government status.

Each department is further divided into distritos (districts), of which, in the early 21st century, there were some 250, each with local government status.

That brought a threat from the Connecticut Historical Commission to revoke the city's certified local government status, under which it is eligible for state and federal funds for historic preservation.

In their Nazi email, the Patriots wrote: "Karl Rove believes he can raise hundreds of millions of dollars, crush the Tea Party movement and protect the big-government status quo in Washington from millions of freedom loving Americans".

Yet since the 1970s, the ratings agencies have been imbued with a special government status — Nationally Recognized Statistical Rating Organizations, they're called — and a whole body of regulation has been written that revolves around ratings.

Perhaps Nicola Sturgeon will also be relieved that the Tory resurgence and her own minority government status makes a quick sprint towards Indyref2 less likely – she has always preferred the strategy of building support until 60% of Scots support independence before trying again.