Sentence examples for upgrading their status from inspiring English sources
He was also dismissive of another option, an approach to the General Assembly, where the Palestinians would be almost guaranteed a majority in favor of upgrading their status to that of a nonmember observer state.
At that rate of decline, the scientists said, the population of both gorillas and chimpanzees would drop by another 80percentt in 33 years, about a generation and a half, which would meet the World Conservation Union's criteria for upgrading their status.
In September of 2012, when the Palestinians won the UN General Assembly voter upgrading their status from an organization to a Non Member Observer State, there was no discernible U.S. response.
But just having a day in court to argue that primates' higher cognitive ability gives them the right to "bodily liberty" is a step toward upgrading their status, because it challenges the notion that animals should be considered mere property, like a sofa or a refrigerator.
Yesterday, the 76ers upgraded their status and caused concern throughout the conference.
The Palestinians upgrade their status at the U.N. — and Israel compounds that defeat with self-punishment.
They also seek to upgrade their status to that of a nonmember observer state in the United Nations system.
That step was meant to punish the Palestinians after their successful bid in November to upgrade their status at the United Nations to that of a nonmember observer state.
As a concession to Israel, the Palestinians will not ask the United Nations to further upgrade their status while negotiations are under way.
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The United States and Israel have strongly opposed the Palestinians' plans to gain international recognition for their claim to a state in the West Bank, Gaza and East Jerusalem and to upgrade their status to that of a nonmember observer state in the United Nations system.
