Sentence examples for current standing and from inspiring English sources

Last week, in honor of Veterans Day, the Monkey Cage ran several military-themed posts, including a survey of how those in uniform view President Trump, research on how many veterans serve in Congress (and why that matters), and the current standing (and ongoing expansion) of the 2001 Authorization for the Use of Military Force (AUMF).

Therefore, a trade war between the U.S. and China would be detrimental to the current standing and growth of the global economy.

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Where are they on the current standings and where did they finish today?" Sorry about that Steven, it did kind of creep up on us.

To put it another way, there is probably a less than one-in-1,000 one-in-1,000 one-in-1,000ll miss the playoffs based on the chancethatandings and their remaining schedule.

According to Maochun Yu, a historian at the US Naval Institute, the contrast between Mr Nixon's current standing in China and in America testifies to basic differences between the foreign policies of the two countries.

This is not a call to drastically cut funding to high-performance sport, just an opinion that this author – and perhaps most Australians – can and do live quite happily with Australia's current standing on the Commonwealth Games and Olympic medal tables.

Student Enrollment Statuses - All degree-seeking and former students may hold various statuses throughout and after their time at the University that reflect their current standing with the Graduate School and the associated benefits.

And redeem himself he most certainly has, fashion-wise, although we have insufficient space here to investigate his current standing re: animal welfare and cultural sensitivity.

Members are elected annually via a postal ballot, and current Standing Orders mean that at least ten seats must change hands each year.

Voters tend to focus more on fundamentals like the economy as an election nears, and if growth continues, even modestly, it could boost Obama from his current standing in the polls and lift Democrats along with him.