Sentence examples for giving degree from inspiring English sources

All students giving degree recitals could be required to perform works written expressly for them.

It is therefore of great concern that the Tory government is putting this hard-won reputation at risk by giving degree-awarding powers to new institutions from day one, including private providers with no previous track-record in education".

It will be lost in a matter of months if we get this wrong, designating as universities or giving degree-awarding powers to institutions which are fly-by-night or low-quality.

Exposure: consideration of at least one biomechanical exposure factor, giving degrees of association or raw data.

"We don't know" whether anyone's given degree of pronation needs to be altered, he says.

Improving the amount of information available to a student around the statistics of a given degree is a good thing if it is done without further bureaucracy.

However, after analyzing the Framingham data, researchers found no evidence to support the contention that the elderly fare better than younger persons at a given degree of hypertension.

Figure 4 Conditional expected values of specific indexes given degree.

This effect can be overcome by imposing a given degree of overlap between neighbouring rectified images.

The sum of individual contamination factor of the pollutant will give degree of contamination (Hakanson 1980).

It was assumed that (within a given degree) all the candidates had the same standard deviation.