Word: quos
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...wake of that protest, however, I have come to realize how uninformed my position was. The students who demonstrated did, in fact, have very grave grievances, and I now join them in demanding a change from the intolerable status quo we face today...
Many members of the Harvard community, however, continue to argue for the status quo. Out of a deep respect for tradition, they feel a duty to maintain Harvard's unique identity. And it would seem that January exams are as old as John Harvard himself--or at least have existed" as long as anyone can remember," according to Associate Register Thurston A. Smith...
Dershowitz, however, said Clinton did not commit a crime unless there was not commit a crime unless there was an "explicit quid pro quo"--an exchange of Clinton's power to delay the closing of the failing Madison Guaranty for funds for his 1984 campaign debt...
...most obvious and just solution would be to restore the borders that Bosnia-Hercegovina had when it was recognized by the international community. A return to the status quo ante would thoroughly reject the acquisition of territory by force. Yet to push the Serbs and Croatians out of the huge portion of Bosnia that they control appears beyond the willpower of the NATO allies, for whom the recent ultimatum was a major step. And any Bosnian attempt to retake all the territory would likely result in an interminable and bloody...
Japan is happy with the status quo too. Tokyo's joint security treaty with Washington allows its defense budget to remain low, and it abhors even thinking about developing a nuclear hedge against North Korea's capabilities...