Sentence examples for granting status from inspiring English sources

To change the person's granting status, click the Conditions link.

The public debate followed a decision by the cabinet on Sunday to approve a plan for granting status to the children of people who entered Israel with a valid visa or permit but have stayed on illegally.

The folks at Merriam-Webster and the Oxford English dictionary are largely considered the gatekeepers of the word world granting status to young, upstart slang terms.

Trump has already signaled he'll be ending or curtailing refugee resettlement, and others have proposed legislation seeking to reform things like birthright citizenship, the practice of granting status to people born on US soil.

Trump has already signaled he'll be ending or curtailing refugee resettlement, and others have proposed legislation seeking to reform things like birthright citizenship, the practice of granting status to people born on US soil.

In July 2007, the European Commission granted status as "negligible risk" to Danish pigs and pork.

He predicts Abkhazia's independence will be recognised "within three days" if Kosovo is granted status as a country.

Despite being here since 2002 and coming in as part of a family of asylum seekers, her family were granted status and she was not.

But environmental groups granted status as intervenors in the case said they would challenge the decision in the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.

One more Eritrean man is said to have been granted status this week, although IRIN could not independently confirm the report.

She was granted status for a few years in the 1990s, but it wasn't renewed, so she went back to being undocumented.