If Mexico has a comparative advantage in steel production, it might be because U.S. environmental and labor standards have conferred that advantage on Mexico.
Studies have conferred that there is a strong genetic association between HLA alleles and susceptible drugs leading to hypersensitivity.
The money and the immense power it has conferred on tribes that had endured grinding poverty for decades have enticed many tribal governments to consolidate control over their gambling enterprises by trimming membership rolls, critics and independent analysts say.
No lesser an organization that BlackRock has conferred as much, most recently in their recent white paper, "The Longevity Dividend".
And there are still huge swaths of women — the poor, the queer, the undocumented — who can't count on the security that feminism has conferred on its wealthier, whiter adherents, or trust that their victimization would even become news.
It is indisputably the New York-based brand No.6, though, that has conferred high-style status on the clunker.
St .Louis University, an American Jesuit institution, has a campus in Madrid that has conferred four-year degrees since 2003.
Similarly, in criticizing the admittedly circus-like nature of the American election season, the Chinese government hopes to shift focus away from its singularly oppressive rule, one that has conferred economic prosperity and violated human rights.
He expressed the hope that the strategic impetus for another push for comprehensive peace in the Middle East might flow from the traumatic events that have conferred on Mr. Bush a more influential role as arbiter.
But he said that he had conferred with other clergy members in Harlem and that the sense among them was that the allegations were unfair and part of a "smear campaign" by the media.
