Sentence examples for granted privileged status from inspiring English sources

If all Iraqi Mandeans are granted privileged status and allowed to enter the United States in significant numbers, it may just be enough to save them and their ancient culture from destruction.

The legislation, however, also authorizes the State and Homeland Security Departments to grant privileged status to "other persecuted groups," as they see fit.

In September, the Senate took a step in the right direction when it unanimously passed an amendment to a defense bill that grants privileged refugee status to members of a religious or minority community who are identified by the State Department as a persecuted group and have close relatives in the United States.

Nowadays many of the regular folks in the enterprise are granted privileged access.

Its widely watched programmes cheered on the uprisings, granting privileged airtime to Islamist leaders.

Or, viewed differently, when were they granted such a privileged status?

This administrative plan led to the development of the nayankara system, in which prominent commanders received land grants and privileged status, becoming Nayakas (local lords or governors).

The new statute, in a convoluted preamble, nods in the direction of recognising Catalonia as a nation, grants it privileged status within Spain and gives it more money and power.

2However, a 2003 concordat grants the Belarusian Orthodox Church privileged status.

Appearing in the House of Commons grants Maduro so-called privileged status, a type of immunity from legal action in Britain on libel claims, allowing him to speak freely — and perhaps provide names and details about events that he would not normally be able to discuss without fear of legal action.

With the withdrawal of the privileged status that had been for so long granted to Modernism, it became possible to take a broader look at the period from 1830 to 1930.