Sentence examples for status recognised from inspiring English sources

42 (35) Christine Burns Transgender activist A leading activist for transgender rights, Burns has actively campaigned for equal status (passport and marriage), having her own status recognised in the Gender Recognition Act 2004.

Whereas the West's rich like it when luxury firms give them discounts for repeat purchases, their Chinese counterparts care more about having their status recognised, says Franklin Yao of SmithStreet, another consultancy.

That pattern continued soon after half-time as Gnabry grew in confidence, perhaps a status recognised by Robert Huth as the German knocked his fellow countryman to the floor in the build-up to Olivier Giroud's stinging effort.

In 2009, the Quebec government gave it heritage status, recognising that despite the controversies and maintenance issues, Habitat represents much more than a yuppified ghost of 1960s idealism.

Their status was recognised by visiting American jazz musicians, who appreciated the Hot Club's talents – both Louis Armstrong and Coleman Hawkins performed with them.

In Scotland, presumption of innocence status is recognised by reserving the best accommodation for those awaiting trial.

But he said they hoped their status as recognised victims would help them gain access to Jackson's grave site in Los Angeles, which is closed to the public.

Lassnig's rising status was recognised in 1980 with an appointment at the University of Applied Arts in Vienna, where she became the first professor of painting in the German-speaking world, and by a pavilion at the Venice Biennale.

"It's about time the town's status was recognised as it has a rich heritage," local amateur historian Peter Turrall said.

Their experience with Marie Curie fellows will also pay off when you start your fellowship and if you need someone to help you 'fight' with the local administration so your employment status is recognised.

Furthermore, performance status is recognised to be subjective (Ando et al, 2001).