social rank

For the other members, social rank is based on age.

Social rank is central to how it leads its life.

Invitation meant for someone of same name but higher social rank.

Social rank is based on the amount of group aggression.

A war with the home government would likely cause loss of wealth and social rank in the town.

Seals with such a design are thought to be a mark of high social rank.

How is a family's social ranking affected by both husband and wife in a paid job or career?

Just like Felicity, he is at the top of the social rank.

The school was a private institution open to all regardless of social rank.

How far were they newly promoted from the lower social ranks?

Titles 1-6 regulate the law of the different social ranks.

The tinier the feet, the better the social rank of a future husband.

One can often tell the profession or social rank of someone by what they wear on their heads.

He also had eight children, six sons and two daughters, who would gain social rank.

"I haven't the authority to sign a capital order on one of your social rank."

In the pre Hispanic period only women of high social rank could wear it.

The higher the social rank of the individual, the more likely marriage was the only honorable venue to form a family.

Social rank and power, in the elite view, are a natural part of the social order.

These arches were reserved for persons of high social rank.

Opportunities for influence and participation are thus not dependent on the social rank or size of such groups.

This is important because social rank has a positive correlation with the length of the horns.

Children had their mother's social rank, and not as was customary their father's.

The higher the social rank of a girl, the sooner she was likely to become betrothed and married.

The lovers are often arranged in tiers based on social rank.