Sentence examples for a system of degrees from inspiring English sources

The French Lodges of Adoption which spread through Continental Europe during the second half of the 18th century admitted Masons and their female relatives to a system of degrees parallel, but unrelated to the original rite.

It apparently offers three alternatives a theology faculty offering many levels of instruction; a master's degree in Islam; or a system of recognising degrees from other countries in Islamic studies.

Europe will have to "reorganize itself in a system of different degrees of association," said Karl Kaiser, a Harvard professor and former director of the German Council on Foreign Relations.

In 1774, the lodges of adoption came under the jurisdiction of the Grand Orient de France, and the published regulations show a system of four degrees: 1. Apprentie, or Female Apprentice. 2. Compagnonne, or Journeywoman.

The Coffee Industry Regulation Act, provides a system of three degrees of Jamaican Blue Mountain based on the screen or the size of the bean.

It is shown that the methodology can be applied to a system of any degree of freedom.

Attached to a regular (men only) lodge, wives and female relatives of the masons would be admitted to a parallel system of degrees, with a similar moral undertone to the authentic rite of the lodge.

A student strike against government moves toward a Europewide system of degrees and higher tuition spread to 17 universities.

That is slowly changing, however, as national parliaments wrestle with recent promises by government ministers to provide undergraduates with a relatively harmonized system of degrees, credits, and requirements.

It would become extremely difficult to pursue under a system of three year undergraduate degrees.

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