Sentence examples for degree calling from inspiring English sources

In June Mr. Kushner received the degree, calling it "the most interesting one I had to work hardest to get".

After prodding by Third Point, Yahoo conceded that Mr. Thompson had only an accounting degree, calling it an "inadvertent error".

Two years ago, Khamenei issued a degree calling for a 'resistance economy' based on higher production and self-sufficiency, greater investment of revenue from oil sales, financial reform, greater transparency and 'knowledge-based' industries.

Meanwhile, Russian law enforcement officials have leveled unrelated fraud charges against the head of the government commission that approved Andriyanov's degree, calling renewed attention to allegations that the body was involved in a larger scheme to approve falsified dissertations.

Tory MSP John Scott, who has a civil engineering degree, called for thorough safety checks to be carried out.

Dr. Kathleen Potempa, dean of the University of Michigan School of Nursing and the president of the American Association of Colleges of Nursing, said that the profession's new doctoral degree, called the doctor of nursing practice, was simply about remaining current.

And Belgian students first earn a 2-year degree, called a "candidat," before spending another 2 years on a "licencie" degree.

Now an assistant professor of surgery at the University of Pennsylvania's School of Veterinary Medicine, Volk holds a veterinary degree (called a V.M.D. at Penn and D.V.M. elsewhere) and a Ph.D. from Penn's V.M.D.-Ph.D. program.

The original budget, since modified to some degree, called for eliminating capital gains taxes and dramatically cutting income taxes on the wealthy, to be financed by gutting Medicaid and other social programs.

We examined the assortativity of nest size, amount of foraging, and weighted degree (called degree correlation) within the networks.

This function is a polynomial one with a degree called r.