honourThe fess, a heraldic element representing a girdle or belt of honour conveyed upon a knight.
The following year the Royal Swedish Academy of Music conveyed upon him the Polar Music Prize for lifetime achievement, stating that Gabriel had "redefined the very concept" of popular music.
(b) AAICs may not be reassigned, sold, bartered or transferred and do not convey upon sale or absorption of a company or firm without the express written approval of the Commission.
The church of St. Sebastian was also probably begun at this time, and it was in these early years of his reign that Constantine began issuing laws conveying upon the church and its clergy fiscal and legal privileges and immunities from civic burdens.
"I can't impose what we were trying to convey upon you.
While Vectori cannot become Avatara, as that mantle is only conveyed upon birth, they can still exhibit some minor powers and often show signs of insanity.
These processes convey upon the cells in which they occur the propensity to outgrow unaffected cells and either expand locally to produce tumor masses or spread and gradually replace unaffected cells in tissue cultures.
Just as owning a bike conveys autonomy upon a ten-year-old you can ride ten-year-old you house even in ten-year-old you willing parental canuffeuride, too, does having a car conveyoureedom and power upon the friendtime car-owner.
Just as owning a bike conveys autonomy upon a ten-year-old — you can ride to your friend's house even in the absence of a willing parental chauffeur — so, too, does having a car convey freedom and power upon the first-time car-owner.
Vending machine standbys such as M&M's, Snickers, Twix and Reese's convey status upon relatives in the Philippines because they're American products, which are seen as higher-quality, special-occasion foods.
