Sentence examples for cannot be conferred from inspiring English sources

That title cannot be conferred until Aug. 16, when Bird Town will take on Spoken Fur in the Alabama.

It is unthinkable that Mr. Mamère should confer rights in Bègles that cannot be conferred in Paris (where the openly gay mayor, Bertrand Delano.

It has been held in some states that the power to punish for contempt cannot be conferred upon a body of a non-judicial character.

The essence of reverence cannot be conferred on reverent actions by the gods' approval of them; their approval, rather, must follow on their partaking of the essential nature of reverence.

The Delhi High Court had very rightly said at that time that rights cannot be "conferred", they are merely "confirmed", which means that the right to dignity is an inalienable part of us and no court on Earth has the right to take away the right to dignity from us.

Also, the doctrine of separation of powers meant that non-judicial power cannot be conferred on a Chapter III Court such as the High Court.

The "American dream --of a rewardream --ofa home andream --of and community to take prewardingcannot be conferred by government fiat.

Economically significant levels of cross-protection that are provided to a variety of field isolates still cannot assure that effective protection will be conferred to isolates that might emerge in the future.

Obviously we cannot know a priori what effects on risk will be conferred by individual susceptibility alleles, nor can we know their frequency or mode of inheritance.

The nomination will not officially be conferred until the convention.

Moreover, benefits have to be conferred.