Sentence examples for status is full from inspiring English sources
Please note that visiting fellow status is full time.
Since the status is full, there is no higher status that a being can achieve.
The status is full (e.g., the rights are at full strength) when, for example, the individual is in a specific relationship with a moral agent, where the relationship is that of co-belonging to a community.
According to the threshold conception, as it is usually discussed, if capacity C grounds FMS, then any being that has C, regardless of how well it can exercise this capacity, has as much moral status as any other being that has C and this status is full.
He also found that the Social Security database the government would use to verify workers' status was full of errors, so the rule could lead to the dismissal of many thousands of workers who were American citizens or legal immigrants.
‡ Hours of absence from paid work estimated from actual time spent on therapy (including time for travelling and consultations), adjusted for employment status (that is, full time equivalent).
After several years of prolific growth, the meatpacking district, with its new landmark status, is in full flower.
Danny Kopec, the club's guru and an international master, can play 10 simultaneous games wearing a blindfold, and yet his status is a full rank lower than that of the game's grandmasters, to say nothing of the grandmaster slayer that Mr. Fischer was.
The PGA Tour will still hold its Q-school, but the most the players can receive is full exempt status to the Nationwide Tour.
While such skepticism is understandable, it may underplay the significance of, for example, Xi Jinping's apparent desire to raise the status of the PRC Constitution, which is full of highly suggestive language conferring liberal rights to all citizens.
Groves ([ 32] pp. 74-75) justified his decision to split E. fulvus into 7 species as follows: "What one can insist on is full species status for what are currently regarded as subspecies of E. fulvus.
