(Even though she's not the host any longer, I have a feeling they still confer to her).
Vaccination of pregnant women not only benefits the woman herself but also indirectly confers immunity to her infant, which can last the first 6 months of life when vaccination is not approved for children (36 ).
But instead of having him fly to Brasília to confer with her, or talking quietly by telephone, she went to meet him on his home turf in São Paulo, leaving the impression among many Brazilians that she was not in charge and he was still pulling the strings.
Fatima then conferred with her friend, making a plan to get counselling services to the fourth-grader and sharing some advice about how to respond to similar calls that were likely to come in.
She had not been permitted to confer with her party colleagues in nearly a year.
She kept asking for an opportunity to confer with her defense team.
She began to confer with her studio manager, Mike Barnett, a laconic young man with a MacGyver-like resourcefulness.
That is a justifiable and mature decision but Colman can still expect flak from some of those determined to confer on her the dreaded "national treasure" tag.
She had said that if she won this would be her last marathon, but after finishing on Sunday she hedged a bit and said that she needed to confer with her coach.
When Celine presents Alice with a gift of carved jade, to confer upon her "the strength, the good fortune, the luck that our ancestors wished only for boys," we begin to understand how they feel.
On the same day, South Korean television stations showed President Park with heavily decorated generals, and later descending into the bunker at the Blue House, South Korea's version of the White House, to confer with her national security advisers.
