Sentence examples for granted a status from inspiring English sources

If one donates to "save" an LGBTI person in Africa one is granted a status recognition originally titled as "ultimate saviour".

The Dervishes were later granted a "cultural" status and permitted to continue performing their ecstatic dances.

"We've also got the Cricket World Cup qualifier, which has been upgraded and been granted a higher status.

France is a place where authors and artists are granted a special status – a kind of poetic licence or artistic immunity.

But the report says that in limited circumstances robots might be granted a legal status similar to a corporation.

Parents who were once afraid to approach the government for fear of identifying themselves for possible deportation are more likely to enroll their citizen children now that they are granted a legal status.

Refugees were more often married than asylum seekers, and asylum seekers granted a refugee status during the treatment (Chi2 66 2) = 5.988).

With help from the workers at the centre, he was granted a "disability status", which qualifies him for some minimal governmental social support.

Asylum seeking patients who were not granted a legal status in a course of the treatment more often received the 3-in-3 treatment.

Asylum seekers who were not granted a refugee status had less often experienced both torture and war-related traumas (Chi2 66 2) = 7.828) (see Table  1).

He was granted 3-A status, the "hardship" exemption, which excluded men with children or dependent parents.