Sentence examples for of such status from inspiring English sources

According to the state, 331 schools fit into those designations, but only 18 are in the first year of such status.

"When they forbid a Tatar, especially one of such status as Dzhemilev, to enter Crimea … it's interpreted as the start of bigger repressions".

Well, maybe he wasn't that interesting … but one suspects that the former director of the Royal Institution struggles with the idea that a man of such status shouldn't be listened to.

D. J. Mulloy's book quotes Robert Welch's old complaint that he was excoriated while his "compatriots on the ideological battle ground" — the mainstream conservatives of his day — were "accorded by the Left all the respect and privileges of a 'loyal opposition.' " Today's temperate conservative feels less secure of such status.

(Wiredu & Gyekye 1992) As interpreted by Wiredu, these conventions clearly indicate that certain kinds of achievements be they moral, intellectual, or social are, for the Akan, constitutive of personhood, not merely indicators of such status.

I was just dumbfounded that he would let that slip his mind -- being someone of such status," he said.

But the problems of securing such status were illustrated by detailed talks about a new banking union for the 17-nation euro zone of which Britain is not a part.

It is important to recognize that your actions deprived your wife of the ability to enjoy such status".

An unscrupulous leader would take advantage of such a status, the professor argues, but Obama wasn't doing that.

He will need to be around for a while longer, adding to his collection of medals and records, before the award of such a status is universally recognised.

The assertion of such a status reflects the intricate dialogue between the supreme court in London and the European court of human rights in Strasbourg over who should have final authority in certain categories of cases.