When the original "Cooks' Catalogue" appeared, in 1975, I remember wanting just about everything in its pages, as if having the equipment to produce a complicated dish would automatically confer the skill to make it.
Even so, finding and fixing such a problem doesn't necessarily confer the coping skills an anxious child needs to feel comfortable in school.
Once conferred, the assumption was that professional status was indefinite; no assumption was made that professional skills, once learned, would atrophy, warranting removal of professional status.
The Learning, Design and Technology (LDT) Masters Program was designed to confer the knowledge and skills necessary for developing new and better technology-based products, settings, and social arrangements for learning.
Not all courses will confer the financial rewards so frequently cited, and employers place just as much emphasis on wider employability skills as they do on academic qualifications.
Membership confers the right to work freely within the Union.
The 2001 study published in The Journal of American Medical Association demonstrated that visual examination and objective description of a representational narrative painting conferred skills that were transferable to the examination of photographs of patients with medical disorders.
The decrease in team members' job stress may reflect the improved knowledge and skills conferred by the Programme.
To put it simply, our universities and colleges just aren't providing the value they used to, which is to say they're not actually preparing millennials for life in the real world, nor are they conferring practical skills.
It's a popular position for people in the mortuary industry, not because embalming bodies confers any relevant skills to investigating deaths, but because being the first at the scene of the death usually gives them first crack at selling funeral and body transport services to the families of the deceased.
She and I conferred over the progress of the boys.
