Sentence examples for condition and status from inspiring English sources
Eliot Brenner, an N.R.C. spokesman, said in an e-mail that the agency had also made several changes to its guidelines after the Byron case, including provisions that require inspectors to "tour areas that become accessible on an infrequent basis to assess the material condition and status of safety systems, structures, and components".
Then, the following strategies are provided to improve urban sustainability in order to analyze the reasons for the decline or stagnation of these indicators: (1) strategies to revise the urban planning system in Iran; (2) strategies to improve the city's economy; and (3) strategies to improve the condition and status of poor people.
It must also support network-connected endpoints used for the virtual representations of the connected things and devices, which can be used for monitoring their location, condition and status, as well as for sending them requests and instructions.
Christoph said Wednesday that the new owner bought the property knowing its condition and status and should be responsible for its restoration, not destruction.
Males of many species adjust their reproductive tactics with regard to their condition and status.
Firstly, initial condition and status (Table 1) are set for the gene network to produce a time series gene expression data.
This suggests that there was no substantial confounding of the association between in-hours access and out-of-hours service use by age, gender, ethnicity, deprivation, chronic condition status and employment status.
All land reforms emphasize the need to improve the peasants' social conditions and status, to alleviate poverty, and to redistribute income and wealth in their favour.
If zakah is collected through institutional arrangements then should it be given as consumption subsidy or should it be used to develop entrepreneurial capacity and thereby improving the economic conditions and status of the poor.
In the 21st century, these include the conditions and status of states, rural areas, suburbs and metropolitan areas.
