Sentence examples for fundamental status from inspiring English sources

This is one sense in which citizenship is contingent: rather than being a fundamental status, it is uncertain and subject to unforeseen and perhaps even accidental events.

But what Efta has not accepted is the concept of European citizenship, which according to the European court of justice is "destined to be the fundamental status" of EU citizens.

The initial and direct impact of filing fees is felt by aspirants for office, rather than voters, and the Court has not heretofore attached such fundamental status to candidacy as to invoke a rigorous standard of review.

The citizenship of the European Union is a rare example of a "fundamental status" which is entirely dependent on the specific features of the bearer, instead of vice versa, making any appeal to equality between European citizens impossible.

The Court of Justice ruling in Baumbast epitomizes this radical expansion, where it propelled the status of EU Citizenship to a "constitutional" level, and this was further affirmed in Ruiz Zambrano – where "the fundamental status of non-discrimination" was awarded to all EU citizens.

We are challenging Tommy and Kiko's fundamental status as things.

Nor is it the fundamental status-quo-ism of dividing the world into fancy ideological problems and gritty, practical ones, and refusing to see that most people's practical problems are created by the systemic flaws in someone else's ideology.

Theoretical fundamentals, status, applications to experimental data, and probable future development trends of SBSP are reviewed here.

In addition, different distribution of some aspects of the subject in the four arms such as severity of the disease, fundamental nutrition status, socioeconomics status etc. may interfere or reduce our measured effect size.

A perhaps more troublesome difficulty is that it is not at all obvious why the fact that people differ in their attainment of rational agency capacity above the threshold of personhood does not bring about difference in their fundamental moral status.

For example, it might be the case that establishing and sustaining a society of democratic equality in which all members share a fundamental equal status and relate as equals might be incompatible with a skewed distribution of income and wealth beyond some threshold level and with lack of social mobility below some threshold level.