Sentence examples for status passed from inspiring English sources

As a result, there is a lot of intergenerational "stickiness" at the top of the American income distribution – more, in fact, than at the bottom – with upper-middle-class status passed from one generation to the next.

The turning point came in 1949, when national politicians, recognising Hiroshima's special status, passed the Peace Memorial City Construction Law, Article 1 of which states: "Hiroshima is to be a peace memorial city symbolising the human idea of the sincere pursuit of genuine and lasting peace".

On Friday, Senate Bill 33, which would allow undocumented immigrant students who have attended a Colorado high school and have attended at least three years of schooling in Colorado to receive in-state college tuition rates regardless of their legal status, passed the state Senate.

Importantly, 7/14 patients from the IFN group but none among the controls improved their general status (passed from "bad" to "moderate" or from "moderate" to "good") just one month after the therapy onset.

They said illegal immigrants should first attain a provisional status, passing background checks and paying fines or doing community service.

The Democrats have tackled a number of issues in a piecemeal way, including approving a surcharge on phone bills for enhanced 911 status, passing the fees Mr. Gulotta proposed, moving to cut waste in the county jail, and selling county cars.

Slave status is passed down from mother to child, and anti-slavery activists are regularly tortured and detained.

In fact, upper-middle-class status is passed down to the next generation more effectively than in the past, and in the United States more than in other countries.

Slavery is deeply entrenched in Mauritania, with slave status often passed on from generation to generation, according to the Australia-based Walk Frestimatednt, whinh estitsted in its 2014 global slavery index that there were 156,000 slaves in Mauritania – about 4% of the population.

"Has anyone here ever had a conversation with someone living with H.I.V.?" Ms. Lopez disclosed her H.I.V. status, then passed out pamphlets for Community Healthcare Network, the clinic where she and her daughter Raven tested positive in 1991.

"The United States along with the rest of international community will not recognise so called separatist elections unless they happen within the framework of the special status law passed by Ukraine's parliament and signed by President Poroshenko".