Sentence examples for has a status from inspiring English sources

SOPHAS has a status page that you can access by logging back into your application.

The commissioner of London's Metropolitan Police has a status similar to that of a chief constable.

In fact, he has a status somewhere between a magical, fairy-tale figure and an untouchable.

If the material has a status of "not checked out," submit one Institutional Request Form per item online.

"You know, the shepherds are kind of kingly, the great Danes are dominating, each type of dog has a status.

He's there for the long term and he has a status which other trade representatives don't have.

But she, too, has a status-reducing defect: an accident has left her blind.

Thus a police officer has a status-function, and therefore a set of deontic powers, including rights to stop, search and arrest people under certain conditions.

According to Searle, institutions necessarily involve what he calls status-function, and something has a status-function as oppostatus-function astiopposedtohas, or those who use it have, deontic properties (rights and duties) and, therefore, deontic powers.

In agrarian societies the elderly have a status of respectability.

"Kurds want to have a status," Ms. Zana said.