Sentence examples for serving status from inspiring English sources

The main data items were current smoking policy, food preparation and serving status, and intention to change food serving and smoking status in the event of implementation of the proposed English partial smokefree legislation.

The MoD regularly provided current known address and serving status from discharge, military pensions and British Forces Post Office databases, and we also piloted and developed a method of obtaining address information directly from Health Authority databases.

Odds ratios were derived using logistic regression analysis and were adjusted for socio-demographic (age, sex, marital status, educational status) and military (rank, Service, deployment status, role) characteristics that were associated with at least one barrier to care statement and the key variable such as serving status or mental health diagnosis.

This group was stratum-matched to the GWV on Service (Royal Navy (RN), Army and Royal Air Force (RAF)), sex, age (in 5-year groups), serving status at the time of the Gulf war (regular, reservist), and rank (officer, other ranks).

Devoted to critical analysis of type design and its applications, it was the first quasi-trade journal to address graphic design as contributing to the popular culture rather than merely serving the status quo of business.

Nonetheless, Bell and other liberal sociologists do not assume any particular relation between ideology and the status quo; some ideologies serve the status quo, others call for its reform or overthrow.

Outcomes of interest were changed in: number of patients served, performance status at admission (Karnofsky Performance Status score [KPS]), length of participation in the program (days of care provided), place of death (home vs. hospital/hospice), and satisfaction with care.

Subservient androids might bring you a glass of wine or answer the front door, but they would, above all, serve as status symbols.

Internal experts who have served as status quo police, making sure BP doesn't drift into anything new, should be moved out the door.

For many of the patients she serves, legal status is also a barrier, Garside said.

People pull their iPhones out and leave them on the table to serve as status badges.