Sentence examples for term status from inspiring English sources

The term "Status Change Request Form" will forever haunt me.

After 5 years of contracting, I secured a less tenuous "term" status.

While the term "status update" is clearly linked to social networking, it doesn't look like this is yet another attempt by Google to launch a social network.

The term status (the plural form of which is also status, pronounced with a long u) designates just a state of a thing, the way the thing is.

Certainly, the term lo stato appears widely in Machiavelli's writings, especially in The Prince, in connection with the acquisition and application of power in a coercive sense, which renders its meaning distinct from the Latin term status (condition or station) from which it is derived.

When this current war on Gaza ends, a number of issues will have to be revisited amongst them the long term status of the nearly 2 million Palestinians who still call Gaza home.

Jimmy Carter was a teetotaler, and he earned his one-term status.

Martin signed a long-term contract extension last year, while Jordan's first contract will expire after the 2004 season, leaving their long-term status in question.

"There is real and legitimate upset and worry from European citizens across our country about their long-term status in the UK," said Farron.

It should take account of the context of the work going on in boardrooms and search consultancies, and the particular challenges involved in changing a long-term status quo.

Tim Farron, the Liberal Democrat leader, said: "There is real, and legitimate, upset and worry from European citizens across our country about their long-term status in the UK.