Sentence examples for having conferred from inspiring English sources

Having conferred with Mohammed Sarwar (who is now Pakistan-based), we feel compelled to reveal that Khan's account is at complete odds with our collective recollection.

Gabriela Maya Houston, Nov. 16, 2009 • To the Editor: "The Evolution of the God Gene" points to archeological findings suggesting that religions are a useful product of genetic evolution, having conferred hereditary advantage to societies that possessed them.

He spoke after having conferred with senior government officials at an emergency meeting about the deadly Kurdish militant attack, which the prime minister's office said had also left at least 18 Turkish soldiers wounded.

But actually, Mr. Ellis had mostly made up his mind five days earlier, having conferred with his staff and read an order by a state judge imploring an appeals court to postpone the execution to allow DNA tests that defense lawyers said might exonerate Mr. McGinn of raping his 12-year-old stepdaughter.

But lacking (by design) the blood-sport element of competition, it has had a hard time putting itself on the musical map, despite having conferred its awards on pianists of ever greater distinction (from David Owen Norris to Ralf Gothoni and Leif Ove Andsnes).

Whether the document itself belongs to the 750s or not, this was the sense of the forged Donation of Constantine, in which the emperor Constantine I is represented as having conferred on Pope Sylvester I the imperial palace of the Lateran, the imperial insignia, and "all the provinces, places and cities of Italy and the western regions".

He is reported to have conferred with the president regularly.

Nothing has seemed more important in the economic boom than the wage gains it has conferred.

"Alfred Nobel wanted to reward those who have conferred the greatest benefit to mankind".

"Raiders of the Lost Ark" could have conferred star status upon Ms. Allen.

He said he has conferred with the United States attorney for the Eastern District.