Sentence examples for degree to be from inspiring English sources

Swec is pushing for the degree to be "the qualification for pre-registration practice".

A working-class male taking a degree to be a what?

He told the friend that he was finishing his associate-in-arts degree, to be a youth counsellor.

Apparently you need an OBE and a degree to be offered one of these by the College of Arms.

The National Hockey League requires players who sustain concussions of any degree to be cleared by doctors before returning to action.

But when you've just paid out the better part of £27,000 on a degree, to be told that "image is everything" is going to be disheartening.

In a statement, Robert Kyncl, YouTube's chief business officer, suggested that Mr. Cohen's role was, to some degree, to be a bridge to the music world.

We need every young man and young woman to attain a college degree to be contributing participants in our democracy and our economy.

Professor Joan Orme, chair of the Joint Universities Council social work education committee (Swec), says: "We don't want the new degree to be highly vocational".

"If I can finish my school and six years for my degree to be a medical doctor, then I know I must go back to help people there.

Mack did not say but plainly implied that black judges today face a similar challenge — different in degree, to be sure, but not in kind.