Sentence examples for A conferral from inspiring English sources

He explained that he was unaware that Plattes had actually applied for and been offered a teaching position before such a conferral had occurred".

He sent Rubio off with a blessing that sounded like a conferral of the Reagan mantle on the 41-year-old senator's shoulders, and might as well have been a benediction to go out and take the GOP nomination for president in 2016.

I couldn't imagine a greater conferral of authority by the Legislature to the circuit judge.

A telephone conferral with the etiquette consultant Letitia Baldrige resolved the issue: she suggested that hungry heads of state have been slaughtering lamb for centuries, and the Host Committee agreed.

This entailed a symbolic conferral of power, which was embodied in the Staff of Authority (Jiezhang 節杖).

It is likely they will be mostly rentals, and the conferral of a tax abatement will require 20 percent to be affordable housing units, said Michael Stern, the managing partner of JDS.

Competence in basic emergency medicine should be an outcome measure for all medical students and represent a criterion required for conferral of the degree.

Activation energies obtained from the resulting slopes revealed that, despite conferral of a marked increase in thermal stability, all but two of the mutants failed to significantly alter the kinetic barrier to polymer formation, including the most polymer-resistant variant K335A.

Founded in 1969 to honor the year's best novel published in Britain, Ireland and the Commonwealth, the Booker Prize has acquired so much prestige that its conferral is an event of national importance.

To avoid judicial objection, that duty would be defined in the law: "Conduct that is free of self-dealing and free of unlawful or unauthorized conferral or intended conferral of a benefit to a public servant".

Historically, the model under which the professions operated involved conferral of professional status upon a practitioner following completion of a prescribed course of study and practice.