Sentence examples for an established status. from inspiring English sources

"To those who say that the armed forces seek 'a special status' in the constitution," General Shaheen said, "the armed forces have an established status present since the Constitution of 1923," under the British-backed monarchy.

Champions often encounter resistance from their colleagues who regard them as a threat to an established status quo, but show resilience in their endeavour to innovate in their practices (see comment 11).

It was art as a political weapon and a challenge to the established status quo.

He had also interfered in military promotions and established a strong power base, which was perceived as a threat to the established status quo.

Stigma disrupts the tranquillity of a social order, disturbs the established status hierarchy, and the organized social categories of a group.

A bishop today describes the Church of England's established status as indefensible, in a pamphlet arguing that the church should lose its political ties to the state.

We would both commend its established status, though for different reasons.

It's about reaching out to communities and getting types of person that wouldn't necessarily be part of the established status quo.

In the simulation runs, a track is declared lost if the track has been established but fails to maintain its established status.

Intravenous phenytoin or phenobarbital is widely used as treatment for established status.

Its origins can be traced to prehistoric times, when people lived in small groups and success in those groups attracting a mate, establishing status, getting dibs on the fruits of a hunt depended on getting the scoop on your neighbors.