Sentence examples for Indefinite status from inspiring English sources
They draw power from their indefinite status, bringing together those who would otherwise be divided by definitions.
Properly used, a matrix does not leave such matters in an indefinite status; it is a definite structure and not a "free form" organization.
But some have an indefinite status: there is no objective, determinate fact of the matter about whether they are inside or outside".
China appears to fear an uncontrollable influx of North Koreans if it applies the Human Rights Watch prescription: an end to forcible repatriation, screening of refugees by the refugee agency and the awarding of "an indefinite humanitarian status" to "all North Koreans in China".
Maximum Stay: Indefinite, but status must be renewed annually.
Maximum Stay: Indefinite, but status must be renewed every three years.
Further, after the crisis, the probability of moving from a temporary to an indefinite work status significantly decreased, while the rate of moving from temporary work to unemployment doubled, and the probability of becoming inactive became similarly greater (Dota 2011).
A memo sent by CSIC President Emilio Lora-Tamayo to institute directors on 6 April shows that 677 workers have already successfully sued CSIC to obtain indefinite employment status; another 112 cases are still pending, and new ones keep coming.
Yet Abd al-Rahman could not be seen as supporting an indefinite colonial status, and continued to promote independence.
The funny thing is, for all the talk of its waging a war on Christianity and the white majority God, if only in the end the Obama administration listened to people like Starnes and chose to let the family stay, with the Department of Homeland Security ultimately giving them "indefinite deferred status," meaning they can effectively stay here forever, even though they weren't granted asylum.
Refugees were eligible for inclusion provided they had been resident in the UK for less than 10 years and were either applying for asylum, had been granted refugee status, indefinite or exceptional leave to remain in the UK, or had been refused asylum.
