Sentence examples for recently conferred from inspiring English sources

VGE is considering inserting an assertion of Christian values into his draft constitution and recently conferred with the pope.

A similar title — Glorious Preacher of Genius — was recently conferred on several high-ranking members of the Buddhist monastic order, which is closely aligned with C.P.P.

The arrival can be dated from Branch Rickey's hiring of Allan Roth in 1947 to wield his pencil -- baseball numeracy is not a gift recently conferred by computers -- on behalf of the Brooklyn Dodgers.

But he, too, maintained that its social life is relatively stable (at least as long as the government respects the protected status it recently conferred on his neighborhood and several others).

Mr Koschatzky recently conferred on him the honorary title of professor for his services to Austrian art.Mr Graninger's latest protégé is another Salzburger, Bernhard Vogel, whose paintings these days dominate the Graninger apartment.

Sundeep Waslekar, president of policy think tank Strategic Foresight Group, he was recently conferred an honorary D.Lit from Symbiosis International University at the hands of the President of India.

Nevertheless, 16S rRNA methylases (ArmA and RmtB) were reported in a few KPC-producing Enterobacteriaceae recently, conferring high level resistance to almost all clinically important aminoglycosides [ 7- 9].

The quantitative resistance gene Lr34 cloned recently confers resistance to leaf rust, stripe rust, powdery mildew and various other diseases of wheat [ 42].

A MIP subfamily member, AtTIP5 1 was also recently described conferring tolerance to B toxicity when over-expressed in transgenic Arabidopsis plants [ 16].

Another avenue worth exploring when studying the mechanism of infectious tolerance is the role of IL-35, considering that Treg cells were shown recently to confer suppressive activity to conventional T cells in an IL-35 dependent manner 41.

One important difference between the early and later trials of TGC is the rate of treatment-associated severe hypoglycemia, defined as <40 mg/dl, found recently to confer increased risk of mortality in a large cohort of mixed medical surgical ICU patients [ 15].