Sentence examples for conditional status from inspiring English sources

That means a fifth of would-be renters are being shown a different door than they had hoped, while another fifth struggle to upgrade their conditional status.

"I think it's out of line," said Duval, a former major champion who also has only conditional status this year.

"It's a little reality check," said Villegas, who will have conditional status for finishing inside the top 150.

He earned conditional status on the Nationwide Tour in 2007, and has competed in five P.G.A. Championships.

Many of those who fail to earn their cards will play on the Buy.com Tour next year, some will play overseas, and others will rely on sponsor exemptions and conditional status to play selected PGA Tour events.

Bramlett, who lost his PGA Tour card and has conditional status this year on the Nationwide Tour, said it was the first double eagle of his career.

Radiological identification of MRI-conditional status of CIEDs is useful.

At any given time in American history, different ethnic groups Greek, Irish, Jewish have been assigned a conditional white status, which has shifted according to social, political, and economic conditions.

Its nursing program also took a hit in 2012 when it was placed on conditional approval status by the Texas Board of Nursing, which prevented it from enrolling new students for much of the year.

Private financing would rely heavily on a U.S. government program, known as EB-5, which allows foreign entrepreneurs to obtain conditional resident status by making substantial investments in the U.S. economy, according to e-mails from the company and the government.

The bill would grant conditional legal status to illegal immigrant high school graduates if they came to the United States before they were 16 years old, have been here for more than five years and pass criminal background checks — showing they have not committed a felony or three misdemeanors.