Sentence examples for point the status from inspiring English sources

By making the disagreement point the status quo instead of the Hobbesian state of nature, however, agreement will be harder to achieve because, presumably, many will find the status quo attractive.

These changes at different stages of economic growth are determined through decoupling indices DI which have as reference points the status of no decoupling, relative decoupling and absolutely decoupling of environmental degradation (greenhouse gas emissions) and resource depletion (material flows, land use) from economic growth.

But as many analysts and diplomats point out, the "status quo" in practice means the entrenchment and growth of settlements.

HI genes may point out the status and future of human evolution as new genes and new functions are generated.

Two-year progression scores refer to the progression occurring within 2 years, that is, status score of one time point minus the status score of the immediately previous time point.

An increasing number of polls indicate Americans may have finally reached a point where the status quo in Washington will no longer be tolerated.

The BBC's starting point is the status quo and a bit more money, if that is the starting point they are in for a rude awakening.

Another interesting discussion point was the status of Los Angeles defenseman Rob Blake.

An article Dec. 24 about friction between Turkey and France referred incorrectly at one point to the status of legislation that would make it a crime in France to deny the genocide of Armenians by the Ottoman Empire.

8. Cf. Balcerowicz 2003 for a parallel point concerning the status of LNC and LEM in Jaina logic.

A series of moves by the various players has brought the region to a point where "the status quo is not sustainable", says Ian Storey, fellow at the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies in Singapore.