Sentence examples for conferral with from inspiring English sources

A telephone conferral with the etiquette consultant Letitia Baldrige resolved the issue: she suggested that hungry heads of state have been slaughtering lamb for centuries, and the Host Committee agreed.

A positive correlation of time since degree conferral with scholarly productivity and professional leadership was noted.

In the U.S., waivers are granted only after conferral with IRBs and are typically rare.

Verina's intercession in favour of her brother helped Basiliscus' military and political career, with the conferral of the consulship in 465 and possibly of the rank of patricius.

Bean saw the conferral of titled distinctions as inconsistent with the values of mateship, equality, democracy and larrikinism which he attributed to the Anzacs and praised as quintessentially Australian.

An act can both be discriminatory and, simultaneously, confer an absolute benefit on those discriminated against, because the conferral of the benefit might be combined with conferring a greater benefit on the members of the appropriate comparison group.

Effects of RNAi knockdown on longevity, largely paralleling conferral of peroxide resistance, agreed even more closely with predictions based on transcript changes in age-1 mg44) age-1 mg44 4).

He sent Rubio off with a blessing that sounded like a conferral of the Reagan mantle on the 41-year-old senator's shoulders, and might as well have been a benediction to go out and take the GOP nomination for president in 2016.

In these indigenous contexts, human existence is not sufficient for the enjoyment or conferral of rights; rather, rights are activated (or not) in accordance with an individual's alignment with the social structure.

The Nuptial Mass, with the ratification of the vows previously taken by proxy and the conferral of the nuptial blessing, occurred on the following day, 4 September.

[Brief conferral] Gav says most people would say Haile Gebrselassie.