Sentence examples for should be conferred on from inspiring English sources
For instance, what rights should be conferred on people who spend a quarter of their time in one city?
His concern for education was typical of his age, which witnessed the early development of the universities, in which he played a role both as teacher and later as pope (by ordering that the license to teach should be conferred on worthy candidates without charge).
There's the Capital of Culture bid, and the World Heritage status that should next year be conferred on the waterfront edifices and museum and gallery buildings that are a short walk from Mathew Street, where it all really took off for Lennon, McCartney, Harrison and Starr.
But the last view still leaves the questions: why should this standing be conferred on humans?
The board should also make it clear what rights are conferred on the shareholders who buy shares allocated to the roof.
Democratic delegate votes are conferred on a proportional basis depending on primary results.
(The grandiloquent title of "generalissimo" was conferred on him by the Chinese government in 1932).
This power has been conferred on a blanket basis to all PCSOs.
In it he's conferred on him many titles and honorifics.
The medal was conferred on a truck driver with a clear conscience.
