Sentence examples for alternative status from inspiring English sources
If brides objected to the dish, what alternative status symbol would take its place?
I, of course, hope it means that the "alternative" status of open marriages will be reevaluated.
Most countries that permit refugees to integrate grant them permanent residence or an alternative status, rather than citizenship, she added.
UNHCR spokeswoman Tina Ghelli told Reuters there were three options for the players, including voluntary repatriation to their home country, receiving alternative status like citizenship or permanent residence, or resettlement to a third country.
The ECOG Performance Status (ECOG PS), an alternative status assessment, was developed by the Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group and derived from the KPS [ 2].
Therefore, our results, based on this classification, suggest that C-CM is able to polarize the microglia cells mainly versus the M2b alternative status of activation, whereas LI-CM induces a switch toward M1 and M2a phenotypes.
The alternative is status quo in the Caucasus, which is not sustainable for regional and international security.
This alternative gender status offers a range of possibilities, from slightly effeminate males or masculine females, to androgynous or transgender persons, to those who completely cross-dress and act as the other gender.
The alternative, the status quo, seems unattractive to all concerned — from the company that wants the spent fuel off its property and off its books, to the nearby communities that hope to someday get out from under what they see as a radioactive sword of Damocles, to a federal government legally obligated to solve America's ever-growing nuclear-waste crisis.
Only 34%% of respondents were willing to pay for the proposed conservation project (respondents who selected an alternative to status quo at least one were considered to be willing to pay).
This meant that most asylum seekers would only achieve time-limited residence: 3 years for Geneva Convention refugees, and 1 year for persons with alternative protection status (quota refugees would, however, continue to achieve permanent residence).
