Converse of object

• attain: Attaining full transactional status for the website is a key target for next year.

• achieve: Here Sassoon seems to achieve the status of a tragic hero.

• confer: The Bill itself does not confer this status on any particular regulator.

Adjective modifier

• marital: For example the marital status to to the individual market.

• charitable: ISA schools may or may not have charitable status.

• nutritional: Unless the whole flock health and nutritional status is good, then poor fertility will result.

• socio-economic: Key words: children, dental caries, dental health behavior, socio-economic status.

• chartered: ICI offers this, and your projects cover many of the key skills required to gain chartered status.

• legal: The legal status of the business must also be determined - there are three relevant models.

Modifies a noun

• quo: Either way, the status quo is not an option.

• morgages: Apply Online Now cheapest non status morgages quotes the case of a fixed or capped rate for how long.

• epilepticus: The risks associated with status epilepticus therefore appear to be lower than previously reported.

• mortgage: Apply Online Now low cost non status mortgage deals market.

• symbol: Little Black pageboys in fancy clothes, were fashionable status symbol for many families.

Noun used with modifier

• refugee: They seek refugee status in another country by lodging an asylum application.

• cult: Whilst they are unlikely to break into the mainstream they will be assured thoroughly deserved cult status.

• immigration: Body & Soul was welcoming, but the discussions about immigration status and access to treatment weren't relevant to me.

• parity: For the changes insurance by a parity status in have the option.

• employment: The Synergy Group have provided below a brief guide to help you ascertain your employment status.

• observer: On the interim Ceredigion local access forum a number of organizations were given observer status ( for example Forest Enterprise, Wildlife Trusts ).