Sentence examples similar to a masters granting from inspiring English sources

Unusually for a musician, White has maintained control of his own masters, granting him extraordinary artistic freedom as well as truckloads of money.

The overall response rate of institutions contacted by direct-email was 30% (324/1,084) with the highest response rate occurring for Research Universities (86%, 73/85), followed by tribal colleges (44%, 4/9), 4-year Bachelors and Masters granting institutions (28%, 123/440) and Associate schools (16%, 88/550).

Finally, the assessment was administered in Principles of Biology, a primarily lecture-based Gen Ed biology course at a midsized state college, a masters-granting medium-sized public college, located in the southeast, with a primarily nonresidential student body.

A Justice Department spokeswoman said it was customary for the pardon attorney to date all clemency grants on the day the president signed a master warrant granting clemency en masse, which does not provide details on the crimes involved in each case.

Proposals for redevelopment were made from the 1980s onwards; in 2001 a master plan was granted planning permission by Brighton and Hove City Council.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-244X/11/175/prepub The study was funded by a master thesis scholarship granted by the University of Vienna.

The original master plan granted outline planning permission for a 250-bed hotel of five to six storeys in height.

CN received a master's degree grant from the Société Française de Rhumatologie (SFR) and a first-year doctoral thesis grant from the Assistance Publique-Hôpitaux de Paris (AP-HP).

In many ways Herbert was as passionate about the careers of his students and younger colleagues as he was about his own; he urged us to publish from the earliest stages of our projects, organised scholarships and visiting fellowships for us at institutions all over the world, and was a master in writing grant proposals - from which many of us benefitted both directly and indirectly.

Mr. Slayden said that initially, he decided to make it a certificate program, which let him avoid many of the bureaucratic details of creating a degree program; in the future, though, he said it may grant a master's degree.

"He's a master craftsman I'll grant," says Noe's son Cham -- whose bringing on a curse for mocking his father's nakedness is one more of the biblical events that this book dramatizes.