Sentence examples for confers upon from inspiring English sources

This act of processing information confers upon them responsibilities in certain cases, he added.

The Constitution confers upon Congress commerce.' International Text-book Co. v. states.

"The Constitution confers upon voters, not Congress, the power to choose the members of the House of Representatives".

It also confers upon him to some degree or other a sense of superiority.

"While species are important, many of the benefits that biodiversity confers upon humanity are delivered through populations.

The charter confers upon the officers and agents of the company immunity from public prosecution for acts thereby authorized.

Surely he deserves the same vigilant examination Mr. Smith confers upon the lives of Ulysses S. Grant and John Marshall in his biographies.

They did something similar for the leather trenchcoat, which still automatically confers upon its wearer a hint of haffing vays of making you talk.

Clinton says Kennedy's mantle confers upon its wearer the need to be a "champion of working families and scourge of special interests".

This sacrament confers upon candidates the power over the sacred, which means the power to administer the sacraments.

Conformity to the code of toughness certifies a player's masculinity and confers upon him honour and prestige.