Sentence examples for public status from inspiring English sources

Private (Public) Target is a dummy variable indicating private (public) status of target companies.

But few companies have been hurt by their public status as much as CNet.

Officially, the Primate of All England enjoys a public status that belies the empty pews.

It is unthinkable that they would use their public status to promote racism and incitement," ACRI said in a statement.

But their formal public status means very little, for the black market in information slyly turns them into private goods.

He relished his public status as no-nonsense voice of a common-sense socialism that had an increasingly nationalistic tint.

It is a place where generations of people now reside, hang out, fawn over public statuses and peek into the lives of others.

Though almost wholly owned by its customers, Grameen has a special, quasi-public status.

Last month his government announced that JA-Zenchu would lose its privileged, semi-public status.

Most of them had an odd semi-private, semi-public status, as privately owned companies with a legal monopoly on printing money.

But this "quasi-public" status has only aggravated the moral hazard, for they now combine the incentives (and pay) of the private sector with the protection of the public sector, and impose none of the constraints with either.