Sentence examples for be conferred from inspiring English sources

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be conferred

verb

To compare.

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The nomination will not officially be conferred until the convention.

This year the awards will be conferred for innovation across six separate categories.

The titles are to be conferred by the queen at Buckingham Palace.

But these same benefits could be conferred by federally recognized civil unions.

It may be conferred only on those who are seriously ill.

Bargaining power may also be conferred by determination, loyalty, and leadership on either side.

This greater conductance is thought to be conferred by the cell membrane's proteins.

Still, the anonymity that can be conferred by the big city is breathtaking, given Mr. Kennedy's European celebrity.

Those functions exercised by the male bishop in accordance with a local scheme would be conferred by the legal force of the Measure itself, 'and would not, therefore, be conferred by way of delegation'.

Legitimacy and international acceptability are qualities terrorists crave, and should therefore not be conferred casually, if at all.

I didn't appreciate the ready-made importance or seriousness that seemed to be conferred by the subject matter.

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