Sentence examples for library status from inspiring English sources

Please select your appropriate library status on the left of this page to see the loan period to which you are entitled.

Click on the Reports button at the top of the Manage Syllabi page to access reports, including: My Classes Audit, My Library Status, and Student Activity.

The grant, aside from requiring the library to hold "township library" status, required a site to be selected prior to the grant application process; a site, at the corner of Oregon's Jefferson and Third Streets, was selected.

The 1967 Landmarks Preservation Commission report that gave the library landmark status described the Bryant Park facade as "one of the finest elevations in the country".

In the meantime, visit the Bass Library circulation desk for a replacement clicker and check your library account status on the Yale Library Orbis page in case your clicker was returned back to the Bass Library.

"Removal of the stacks, and the off-site displacement of the materials they hold, threatens to endanger the central library's status as one of the world's leading research facilities," the complaint says, "and irrevocably alter the architectural integrity of the central library, a New York City landmark and a national historic landmark".

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He accepted the chancellorship there in 1964 but exacted a pledge from Clark Kerr, president of the multicampus university system, that San Diego would get a library and academic status worthy of a true university.

The publishing industry has been reluctant to criticize libraries and their e-book systems because of the cherished status libraries hold in communities.

Dozens of the nation's so-called Carnegie libraries — financed by the steel baron Andrew Carnegie and built in the early 1900s — are in New England, and many of the region's other old libraries have landmark status.