Sentence examples for caretaker status from inspiring English sources

The USAP is entering "caretaker status," which staffs the program at a minimal level at its three primary research stations, ships and other associated facilities.

Meanwhile, the crew was reduced from three to two, and their role was restricted mainly to caretaker status, limiting the amount of science that could be done.

Gray confirmed that negotiations have been completed with the Wednesday owner Milan Mandaric to remove the caretaker status he has held, as at several other clubs in his career, since succeeding Dave Jones at the start of December.

Amid the battle over the country's spending and debt limit, the National Science Foundation, which coordinates the Antarctic program, has ordered it into "caretaker status," which means skeleton staffing.

"The official cars should not be misused for our own personal use," Mr. Lim, a 52-year-old ethnic Chinese, told reporters as his administration shifted to caretaker status this month.

"I accept collective responsibility, although obviously I don't accept collective guilt". Britain's second commissioner, Sir Leon Brittan, is now expected to take over the temporary presidency of the commission, most of whose members will continue in caretaker status until European heads of government can agree a new team at the Berlin summit next week.

However, the children preferred to be informed about their and their caretaker's status from the caretaker and felt cheated when they were not told the truth.

He portrayed himself, in turn, as the candidate of new ideas, and he sought to turn his own considerably more limited and shorter career in government into an advantage by tagging Mr. Gore as the caretaker of the status quo.

With the exception of military affairs and immigration control, the government dwindled to the status of caretaker.

Just last month, a Court of Appeal in New York State overturned a decades old law barring a non-adoptive, non-biological caretaker from obtaining parentage status.

Living with a non-parent caretaker predicted poor adherence status.