Sentence examples for degrees for other from inspiring English sources
One thing I'd like to see is a change in legislation that would mean colleges with awarding powers are able to accredit foundation degrees for other colleges.
Earning a bachelor's degree is also a necessary first step for many graduate and professional degrees for other occupations.
An acceptable wintertime temperature indoors is 70 degrees for the living room and at least 64 degrees for other rooms, according to the West Midlands Public Health Observatory.
Over-representation of rural and remote doctors is most marked for GPs but is also apparent to varying degrees for other doctor types.
(Lisa, both) While some participants were willing to pay for their health (to varying degrees), for others the private sector was simply unaffordable.
Nevertheless, as Ms. Ackerman eloquently points out, the practical, political and moral question remains for Detroit and, to a lesser degree, for other museums: the pensions of civil servants, as well as basic municipal services, will be cut without some infusion of cash, and the institute's paintings are significant assets.
Our results reveal that sales of prescription drugs account for considerable revenues for primary care physicians and, to a lesser degree, for other care providers.
Mimetic influences are significantly and strongly associated with higher degree of receptivity for FMGs, NCs, and to a lesser degree for other clinics having expressed the desire to become FMG or NC.
These data imply reduction of services at the patient level in these practices or, vice versa, induction of services in practices with fewer patients particularly for psychiatry and to lesser degree for other provider types.
Many Sikhs with advanced degrees looking for other types of work are told to shave their beards, cut their hair, and drop their accents or else they won't get hired.
They occur at various degrees also for other health indicators, such as maternal mortality and malnutrition, and for indicators of access and use of health services, such as antenatal care and careseeking for pneumonia and diarrhoea.
