Sentence examples similar to guaranteed status from inspiring English sources

The Vatican has urged that Jerusalem be given internationally guaranteed status as a holy city.

Tailored jackets and spit-shined shoes guaranteed status in segregated neighborhoods where dusty overalls and mud-crusted brogans were the more frequent attire for workingmen.

The Vatican has long criticized Israel's annexation of East Jerusalem and, expressing concern about the security and status of Christian holy sites, has lobbied for the city to be granted a special internationally guaranteed status.

The Birmingham Balti Association (BBA) has made an official application to the EU Protected Food Names scheme so the local favourite is given Traditional Speciality Guaranteed Status.

To obtain Austrian support, they were prepared to guarantee the status quo in Italy.

It is devastating to me how the government has refused to guarantee the status of all EU nationals living here.

To guarantee the status of the game it appears as though Stanford has had to agree to the three-point plan proposed to Stanford by Digicel a month ago.

As a sweetener for Serbian acquiescence in Kosovo's independence, plans had been drawn up to guarantee the status and property of the province's monasteries.

Sturgeon also repeated her condemnation of the UK government's refusal to guarantee the status of EU citizens living in Britain since June's vote, describing it as an "utter disgrace".

It has called on all political parties to guarantee the status of healthcare professionals from the EU who are already working here.

After all, no other single person or entity has had the sway to guarantee bestseller status by way of a recommendation.