Sentence examples for status applies from inspiring English sources

This status applies both on the pitch (Neymar's performances in the Copa Libertadores were breathtaking) and, perhaps more significantly, in the club shop.

And because the building's landmark status applies only to its exterior, the city's Landmarks Preservation Commission granted a permit two weeks ago for interior demolition.

In our first approach, we construct an index based on the number of provisions that each IPO firm with EGC status applies.

While nonresident thesis research status applies only to doctoral candidates, thesis research in absentia may pursued by either master or doctoral candidates.

Instead, their protected status applies regardless of their location in a conflict, and international law clearly states that they must be protected against acts of violence in all circumstances".

The initial signs have been encouraging, with English Heritage confirming that the lido's grade II listed status applies to much more of the building than the developers appear to have assumed.

Non-degree seeking students (Special Students) and those wishing to apply for Visiting Fellow status apply directly to GSAS.

We use two approaches to test for whether variation in the extent to which IPO firms with EGC status apply provisions of the JOBS Act explains the larger IPO underpricing and higher post-IPO volatility.

We tested Jurinea seed sowing combined with three treatments (mowing, top soil inversion, and top soil inversion with sod cuttings) on two sites with different nutrient status, applying a Latin-Square design.

But a European council of foreign relations report last year suggested settlements should no longer benefit from integration between EU and Israeli banks, from charitable status applied to European organisations funding settlements, and the validity in EU countries of Israeli legal documents issued in the occupied territories.

This would mean finding an employer who would sponsor a work visa, seeking political asylum or refugee status, applying for a small so-called diversity visa lottery, or, as Mr. Merson put it, "obtaining the requisite family relationship" -- in other words, marrying an American citizen or legal resident.