Sentence examples for deliver a degree from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, the trial of the former dictator could deliver a degree of empowerment to a country still reeling from the excesses of Mr. Hussein's rule.

He conceded that physical facilities, like laboratories, would need upgrading, but said that that could be done within 12 months and that his institution could deliver a degree on a par with that of Arizona's universities.

In fact, parents can be so seduced by the Russell Group ideal, they are not interested in hearing about how a post-1994 university or further education college might be able to deliver a degree programme that is far more suited to their child.

I am committed to the co-operative model as it is the best fit with the public sector (and the interests of the unions) and can deliver a degree of democracy and empowerment, especially in social care where service users can become voting members.

And while full-fat gaming VR headsets such as the forthcoming Oculus Rift are going to be too expensive to be mass market, Samsung's Gear VR platform offers a mid-priced option that repurposes existing smartphone hardware to deliver a degree of digital immersion — letting people dip their toes in the VR waters without upending their piggybank to do so.

Barbara Anne Jack et al. reports on an initiative where palliative care staff, both clinical and academic, volunteered to help to develop, support and deliver a degree in palliative care in sub-Saharan Africa.

JMU was to earn £1.2m for delivering a degree programme at a Libyan university.

Security experts have generally translated this wish into procedures that are as easy and invisible as possible for brand shoppers, while also delivering a degree of online security.

On the hardly insignificant matter of restoring America's reputation in the world he has delivered a degree of what he promised (though even there the tough times are still ahead of him, as our next leader makes clear).

Of course, for the restaurateur, it not only provides another potential revenue stream, but delivers a degree of protection for one of their biggest revenue-chomping bugbears (and the reason why so many new restaurants are going down the "no reservations" route): the no-show.

This $62,000 three-wheeler is a wild ride indeed, delivering a degree of unmitigated outrageousness that excuses minor grievances like spinal trauma and hearing loss.