Sentence examples for representative status from inspiring English sources

Waterboarding has assumed a representative status in the discussion of torture whether by proponents, like Trump and Cruz, or opponents.

The all-encompassing P.L.O. has lost its representative status; the aging factions that still sit in its councils have little, if any, extensions inside or outside Palestine.

Its president is a Russian businessman, Moshe Kantor, also a president of the European Jewish Congress, whose representative status among Europe's Jews is far from clear.

And though he lived in a divided Ireland with tanks, posted soldiers, and other degradations, I never heard him claim representative status as a victim.

I mean I hadn't anticipated or envisaged the amount of representative status or eye-catching profile that, for exam­ple, the Oxford professorship would yield.

In taking this stance, it backs powerful interests within the Hindu community who claim representative status, deny that there is a serious problem and – no surprises here – happen to be mainly "upper caste" themselves.

Efficient control of irrigation systems depends on attaining representative water status data for an irrigated field.

TEM investigations conducted at several representative charge/discharge statuses reveal that an intermediate phase of Li2NiO2 produced during the redox conversion between metallic Ni and NiO.

Are those representative for update status, still need more research.Game mechanic was accommodated through status that be represented in (type of status; objects; attributes; criteria).

After the earthquake, DIR was no longer representative of socioeconomic status for most subjects because these subjects were no longer able to precisely indicate their housing status.

Comparison of the sample with government statistics (Ministry of Education [ 37]) for the Wellington region indicated that the samples were representative of socioeconomic status and student sex, but that the samples were over-represented by Pākehā/NZ European and under-represented by Māori students.