Sentence examples for conferred on both from inspiring English sources

The hope now is for an ambitious open-skies treaty that allows airlines to fly wherever and whenever they want, which could bring to trans-Atlantic travelers the same benefits deregulation has conferred on both sides of the Atlantic.

These data are in agreement with the observed inhibition of cell elongation conferred on both Arabidopsis seedling and strawberry fruit over-expressing the Fragaria orthologue FaGAST [ 39].

In Europe, Visconti divided his career between opera and film, conferring on both a distinctive patrician sensibility.

Britain's most eminent and legal minds have long struggled to define the royal prerogative and indeed which powers it continues to confer on both the monarch and her ministers.

For instance, what rights should be conferred on people who spend a quarter of their time in one city?

The name "Happy Valley" was conferred on the home of Penn State, where football was king and Joe Paterno reigned over both the Valley and the University.

For two hours they conferred on changes of Long Island estate.

Degrees were conferred on 500 undergraduates on Sunday.

The two captains had quietly conferred on another matter, too.

I don't need to have them conferred on me.

The label of geek conferred on very good spellers is trumped by the mystique conferred on the very best speller: the nuclear glow of No. 1.