Sentence examples for status purposes from inspiring English sources

The suits, which all rely on state wage laws in their claims against Citigroup, were consolidated in federal court for discovery and class status purposes.

"The service is unable to consider your time working in Iraq to fulfill the physical presence requirement for adjustment of status purposes," he wrote.

He did not need this new commission for financial or status purposes, but Michelangelo had a restless spirit, which pushed him into achieving greater goals.

Based on previous knowledge of poultry husbandry practices at commune level and the available data from northern Vietnam on commune size and number of flocks per commune, the commune was considered an epidemiological compartment for disease status purposes [ 34].

This association was independent of age, gender, KPS, primary cancer site, treatment status, purpose of admission, coexistence of delirium, current opioid use, duration of hospitalization, clinical department, and years of experience of the primary physician.

Recent national guidelines suggest that all couples contemplating pregnancy should be informed of molecular screening for CF carrier status for purposes of genetic counseling.

The U.S. Department of Education today denied a request from the Center for Excellence in Higher Education (CEHE), a Utah-based chain of for-profit career colleges, to convert to non-profit status for purposes of federal financial student aid.

The number of these items owned was summed to produce a continuous scale (0 11) to represent socioeconomic status for purposes of this population, to which we refer hereafter as the "socioeconomic status scale".

Funding has been secured under this agreement for the collection of germplasm of populations of Picea in Chihuahua, Durango, Coahuila and Nuevo León to study the genetic structure of the populations and assess their present status for purposes of genetic conservation.

The first is Russian exceptionalism: the idea that Russia has its own unique spiritual status and purpose.

The study which follows traces the circumstances surrounding the rebuilding of Chartered Accountants' Hall, London, from ca. 1965 to 1970, in order to show how the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales consciously utilised the architecture of its remodelled headquarters for status-building purposes and for adjusting public perceptions of its role in society.