Sentence examples for such status as from inspiring English sources

The main incentives for signing up are the government benefits that accompany such status, as well as a sense of purpose and belonging.

In determining whether such status as "spouse" exists, a taxpayer who is legally separated from his spouse under a decree of separate maintenance is not considered as married.

"When they forbid a Tatar, especially one of such status as Dzhemilev, to enter Crimea … it's interpreted as the start of bigger repressions".

Molly Shanley (2003) advocates an "equal status" view of marriage that combines a commitment to the public importance of marriage as an institution with elements of individual choice that broaden the idea of who can marry to groups that have been denied such status as a result of their subordination and stigmatization.

Márcio Pacheco Alexsandro of Brazil's Game Hall placed her at tenth spot of his 2014 list of top kunoichi (female ninja) characters in games, opining that that she is "far from having such status as Chun-Li, but has her charm, especially if you like Japanese schoolgirls".

Under what conditions do collective beliefs attain such statuses as knowledge or justifiedness?

This paper conceptualises such statuses as quasi-citizenship, a transitional equilibrium between the absence of plural citizenship and the existence of transnational migration.

Demographic information, such as socioeconomic status, as well as age, education, and treatment history of the mothers were assessed at baseline.

We found that MDA-LDL level was affected by multiple factors such as smoking status (as indicated by Brinkman index), LDL-C level and gender.

So far at least, Mr. Reagan has achieved no such status overseas, although as president he was held in far more esteem in Europe than George W. Bush is.

There is no such marital status as 'in a solemn contract'," says Rodríguez, a 25-year-old language teacher.