Sentence examples for issues of status from inspiring English sources

"It may create issues of status and power in the marriage".

The difficulty of ascertaining the objective worth of women's work, in this interpretation, is further complicated by issues of status and class.

Issues of status, envy and inequality in our relatively rich society have been discussed by real philosophers and sociologists for many decades.

This lack of attention to social workers' well-being reflects a general lack of value for a profession that continues to struggle with issues of status and public recognition.

Mr. Halperin, however, said many bequests were motivated not by taxes but by issues of status and of concern for a charity, and so any decline might be much less.

For many institutions, the more pressing issues of status, salary, and health care are being tackled first.

"It's an issue of status," said Mr. Gurung, speaking through an interpreter in London.

In the January issue of Status, a biannual report on women in astronomy published by the American Astronomical Society, the editors reprinted an article by David Gelernter, a professor of computer science at Yale University, which originally appeared in the conservative Weekly Standard.

Take the issue of status.

"The whole period of the last negotiations taught us that the gaps are unbridgeable on the hard issues of permanent status like Jerusalem," said Dore Gold, a senior adviser to Mr. Sharon and former Israeli ambassador to the United Nations.

He suggested that talks focus first on borders and security, and deal later with the contentious issues of the status of Jerusalem and the fate of Palestinian refugees from the 1948 war and their descendants.