Sentence examples for conferred in the from inspiring English sources

Personality, in other words, is conferred in the service of plot, not truth.

The two leaders conferred in the morning, and then attended a cabinet meeting.

Although graduate degrees were conferred in the 19th century, the Graduate School was not formally established until 1927.

He was reborn into a system where his legitimacy was based entirely on his "discovery" as a child and the status that this conferred in the religious system.

"The impression of peerages being offered as inducements in kind rather than conferred in the expectation of future participation in the legislature is damaging," the committee said.

The jurisdiction over such criminal cases was formally conferred in the 16th century on the lord high admiral or his deputy and on three or four other substantial persons appointed by the lord chancellor.

After conferring in the Capitol basement, the GOP leaders decided to reconvene on Friday, August 1 to vote on something - although they were not certain exactly what.

Lopez then confers, in the chapter "Press Tours / Promotions", about the extensive promotional schedule she was on to promote the album.

In LOAD, causative genes have not been identified, and the strongest risk allele is the APOE4 (apolipoprotein E) allele, conferring in the Caucasian population odds ratios of 10 to 14 in homozygotes and around 3 in heterozygotes [ 40].

Take a look at the data from National Center for Education Statistics - Of the 1,791,000 bachelor's degrees conferred in 2011-12 the greatest numbers of degrees went to non-STEM fields (84%) with business alone accounting for 20%.

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