There is also the possibility that Obama's action will create a sort of intra-administrative deadlock that causes the F.C.C. to delay the rules for quite some time, leaving in its place, as with so many areas of federal policy, a confusing status quo.
This may reflect the current confusing status in Australia of different nutrition labelling formats (e.g., %RDIs, star rating, Pick the Ticks, traffic lights etc).
Intended to be two times larger than life, it would have served as a golden calf for those who confuse status symbols with art.
Emergence agitation/delirium, which have been used interchangeably in most of the literature [ 2], defined as a state of mild restlessness and mental distress and a restless or confused status after emergence from anaesthesia [ 2, 3].
The mortality rate was higher in those with a serum white blood cell count > 20 × 10/ul, length of hospital stay > 30 days, hospitalized in the intensive care unit, with septic shock, confused status, blood urine nitrogen > 20 mg/dL, systolic BP < 90 mmHg or diastolic BP < 60 mmHg, nosocomial infection and inappropriate antibiotic treatment.
As we document family rankings, the situation with the males gets trickier to navigate, with new bulls coming in from the east, confusing the status quo.
Arguing for example that "the position that only the state creates law… confuses the status of interpretation with the status of political domination".
Throughout the book, the other players in Bateman's life are introduced as being people other than who they are, identity confused with status and role.
It confuses his status: is he the inquisitive everyman, there to guide us through the subject, or a celebrity who doesn't carry his own bags?
Supporters of the law say that it finally regulates a sector that had existed in a confused legislative status for years.
Jonathan Mahler, in "Is the Game Over?" (Sunday Review, Sept. 29), seems to confuse the status of Major League Baseball with the standing of the game of baseball in American society.
