Sentence examples for be conferred with a from inspiring English sources

At the end of the 6 years' program, they will be conferred with a high school diploma certificate before embarking on their university life.

Thus, the lean PCOS women, who have a significantly higher frequency of the middle range CAG repeats, would possibly be conferred with a moderate receptor activity as compared to the obese PCOS cases.

In these cases, the situation is conferred with a degree of inevitability whereby, given a patient's physiological state and medical history, the only option was CS.

The first-degree concept was conferred with a higher weight score of "4", then the second degree with "3", the third degree with "2" and the fourth degree with "1".

In 1976, she was conferred with an honorary Doctorate of Science by Hobart and William Smith Colleges.

Bihar-born development activist Arbind Singh will be conferred with Skoll Foundation social entrepreneurship award at Oxford on Thursday.

I borrowed a mountaineering harness, clipped in, and made my way to the bank, where the team's leader, Larry Smith, was conferring with a pair of graduate students.

He is conferring with a burly fashion show employee whose black suit is offset by a tag featuring the word "security" and a picture of a stiletto-heeled shoe.

Mr Vicente holds no official rank in the Angolan government and yet, as if he were conferring with a head of state, Mr Xi reassured his guest that China wants to "strengthen mutual political trust".Angola along with Saudi Arabia is China's largest oil supplier and that alone makes Mr Vicente an important man in Beijing.

They are conferring with a boy from another group, who has already completed the task.

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