Sentence examples for insecure status from inspiring English sources

This proclamation contributed to the perpetuation of the long-standing insecure status of the pastoralists concerning land tenure.

Undocumented migrants are not included in national statistics due to their insecure status, while legal and social vulnerabilities make them hard to reach for research.

Indicators of socioeconomic status (SES) were also included: highest level of education (highschool graduate or less, some post-secondary or more), income adequacy (low income household, not low income household) [ 27, 28], food security (food secure, food insecure status), and working status last week (employed, not employed/unable to find job/permanent unable).

The problem is that the president is an insecure, status-obsessed dummy.

The Apple Watch is an imperfect vanity gadget for insecure status-seekers.

Finally, we examined changes in food insecurity status over time: 38 of 473 respondents in the follow-up sample (8%) shifted from food secure to insecure over the course of the trial, and 49 (10%) went from food insecure to secure.

According to the spokesperson: "They should support their workers with insecure immigration status, helping them to apply to regularise their status – they have a duty to do this as they reap so much profit from these vulnerable, exploited workers".

"How are asylum-seekers or those with an insecure immigration status supposed to access advice and representation?

There are no reliable numbers of women affected by NHS charges for maternity services: women with insecure immigration status have difficulties coming forward if they are being pursued for debts.

The mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has called on the government to protect victims of domestic violence with insecure immigration status, after a report by Claire Waxman, London's first victims' commissioner, highlighted how people can be forced to remain in abusive relationships due to their immigration status.

to identify the particular issues associated with volunteer support for very disadvantaged mothers (who were young, had insecure immigration status, were recent migrants whose English was poor,misused drugs or alcohol, or were involved in crime), from the perspective of the volunteers.