Sentence examples for have to confer from inspiring English sources

I don't have to confer with anyone".

"I have to confer on this issue," West replied apologetically, leaning over to huddle with A.C.T.'s public-relations adviser.

For the theory to work, these genes would have to confer some extra reproductive advantage to their straight carriers.

Their conviction is likely to be appealed, though their lawyer, Mauya Msuku, said he would have to confer with his clients.

It is the second part that seems ambitious for, in order to get these genes to spread through the Anopheles population of Africa and other infected areas, they will have to confer higher fitness on the insects that contain them than is found in the natural population.

Just how high a truth-ratio a process must have to confer justification is left vague, just as the justification concept itself is vague.

The crew had to confer about what they saw before determining that a "wet willy" is indeed a foul.

She had to confer with candidates for every editorial opening, and she had to meet with every editor who was replaced or promoted.

The play was so close that the referees had to confer on the field, and their joint decision was in the affirmative, a goal.

Lurie would not comment on his next move, saying he had to confer with Commissioner Fay Vincent and the National League president, Bill White.

To apply for grants, state political leaders and education officials had to confer with the leaders of local school districts in ways that were often new to them.