Sentence examples for provisional degrees from inspiring English sources

Students from the Law School and the medical school's Physician Associate Program were granted provisional degrees, as their programs end at a later date.

Many universities have been similarly slow (in some case slow to the point of being comatose) to sort out alternative marking cover - involving either non-union members or retired academics - or to arrange for emergency regulations to enable people to graduate with provisional degrees.

A provisional degree of known group validity was established.

UUK counsels, wisely in my view, that any provisional degree-awarding powers granted to new providers should be vouchsafed by an established institution.

With the approval of the special committee, a provisional or non-degree student whose status changes to regular degree may transfer up to two registration units completed while in provisional or non-degree status.

But somehow these four artists have figured out that it's only by being provisional and exploratory that Zero Degrees gets as close as it does to the big themes - of love and loneliness, life and death.

1. Statehood, even if qualified as provisional or interim, confers a degree of sovereignty.

The response to injury is dependent on multiple factors that include the extent of injury, loss of basement membrane structures, blood-material interactions, provisional matrix formation, extent or degree of cellular necrosis, and extent of the inflammatory response.

In some passages in the treatises and lecture courses dating from the final period of his life, however, Pomponazzi presents a less exalted picture of philosophical activity, stressing that all human conclusions are merely provisional, conjectural, and equal in degree of probability.

Such switches in degree objective are considered provisional until all conditions have been met.

Verification of the names and locations of corridors and encampments as outlined on provisional maps often led to discussions about the degree to which these pastoral sites were seen as competing against alternative land uses (question 2).