Cruz, who later studied law at Harvard and became a clerk for the US chief justice, maintains his US "natural born" status was automatically conferred to him by his American mother, who has met the requisite US residency requirement of 10 years, with five of those being after the age of 14. "I was born in Calgary.
The title was either conferred to him by Boril as part of their agreement in 1209, or was awarded to Strez by Kaloyan during his rule.
But first it took them to Japan to see the Toyota way of working: managers and workers weren't antagonists when a problem arose, rather than punishing the worker closest to it the managers conferred with him to figure out a solution.
But first it took them to Japan to see the Toyota way of working: managers and workers weren't antagonists — when a problem arose, rather than punishing the worker closest to it the managers conferred with him to figure out a solution.
When the actor Philip Madoc was awarded an honorary degree by the University of Glamorgan in 2001 he told the congregation that, in his time, he had played many distinguished parts – Lloyd George, Hitler, Trotsky, Othello, Dr Faustus, the Master of the Universe – but that he considered the honour now conferred upon him to be the greatest of all.
Because of Munson's role, the French government in 1888 sent a delegation to Denison to confer on him the French Legion of Honor Chevalier du Mérite Agricole.
A senior administration official said that Mr. Kerry called Mr. Jarba on Saturday to confer with him about his presentation to the league and emphasized that Mr. Obama had decided to take military action.
During the course of the Test Fleet trial the petitioner's lawyers used his suite as a place to confer with him and with each other, to interview witnesses, and to plan the following day's trial strategy.
In 1643 Danforth was admitted a freeman of the colony, which conferred on him the right to vote and to participate in the colony's political affairs.
The radical Progressives, who are so suspicious that Perkins is making a mess of things, will be vastly enlightened when they learn that the Republican leaders who have been going into Perkins's room at the Blackstone to confer with him have really been talking, voice to voice if not face to face, with the Colonel himself.
Catherine promoted him to rear admiral and then to vice admiral, conferred with him personally, awarded him the star of St. Alexander Nevskii and in 1782 made him an admiral.
