Sentence examples for confers certain from inspiring English sources

Of course, Mr. Seinfeld's fame confers certain advantages, material and otherwise.

And so his peripheral status confers certain advantages, for he is in a position to see what others do not.

The agency workers directive confers certain basic employment rights on agency workers similar to those enjoyed by permanent employees, and there are also record keeping requirements.

If the church has decided that celibacy confers certain gifts on priests, does it follow that married priests are worse at serving their congregations?

The policy also designated Surat and Bhilwara, a textile-producing town in Rajasthan, as centres of export excellence, a status that confers certain benefits.All this suggests that the government is doing what it can to help the export sector.

The measurement of H2O2 production confers certain advantage as H2O2 is a more stable compound and its measurement is well established.

18. Exclusion of warranties (for Australian users) The Australian Consumer Law may confer certain rights and remedies on you in relation to the provision by Guardian of goods and services under these terms and conditions.

I agree with Matthew Hutson that magical thinking may confer certain limited psychological benefits, but I feel that he is mistaken when he says that "at its worst, it can lead to obsession, fatalism or psychosis".

It derives from the Latin litterae patentes, or "open letters", which were public documents issued by a ruler that conferred certain rights, such as a rank, a title or an official appointment.

What once conferred certain advantages in a hunter-gatherer era, in an agrarian age or even in an industrial age is now a potentially horrific character flaw, making people feel stupid or lazy and irresponsible, when in fact neither description is apt.

To the Editor: Given the length and intensity of the discussion of same-sex marriage, it surprises me that there has not been more consideration of an obvious solution: leave marriage to religious institutions and limit the government's role to approving civil unions -- a contract between two people with the government conferring certain rights.