Sentence examples for older status from inspiring English sources

At the beginning of the modern era, Napoleon in 1806 summoned the Assembly of Notables representatives of communities under French dominion to deal with questions arising from the dissolution of the older status of the Jews and their naturalization as individuals into the new nation-states.

But the old status quo, he said, is crumbling.

But reclaiming her old status as a Republican star candidate is a new challenge.

The report also refers to her (three-year-old) status as "sexiest female parliamentarian".

"And the fact that it was a cowboy from Texas who overturned a 100-year-old status quo was insulting.

In post-Soviet Russia, Trotsky's old status as Enemy of the People No 1 is all but forgotten.

For this reason – and because politics thrives on change rather than a reversion to the old status quo – the search is on for something different.

But whether because of the economy, the Internet boom or just boredom with the old status symbols, a new attitude is emerging.

Mr. Rogin, the rabbi, said he also detected a change in the old status quo, saying the groups were now larger and had more freedom to roam the plaza.

"The reforms are welcome and break with the old status quo," Rabah Arezki, the World Bank's chief economist for the Middle East and North Africa, told me.

The skeptics worried that the crisis was mutating into a virulent strain of delusion, a pretext for the preservation of the old status quo.