Sentence examples similar to conferred trust from inspiring English sources

In France, in the 16th century, possession over a period of 10 20 years in good faith and with title conferred ownership; 30 years was necessary without either.

But celibacy conferred and, despite everything, probably still confers an aura of purity, of exalted separateness, that protected priests from suspicion, and earned them the sometimes undeserved trust of parents and children.

Of the compounds that conferred protection, the authors focused on two molecules known as retinoids.

Evolution is likely to have molded any and all behaviors that conferred survival value.

These are conferred as tax breaks, and provision of vital skills and infrastructure at state expense.

The conferred immunity following vaccination lasts for several years.

Yet women now earn 42percentt of conferred doctorates, and minorities earn 17percentt.

Neither of the fragments of hyg conferred resistance to hygromycin on their own.

1,020 DEGREES CONFERRED This Is 200 More Than Were Ever Before Awarded by the University.

Archives|VASSAR DEGREES CONFERRED ON 274; President MacCracken, in Commencement Address, Pleads for Utilizing of Leisure.

VASSAR DEGREES CONFERRED ON 274; President MacCracken, in Commencement Address, Pleads for Utilizing of Leisure.