Sentence examples for to confer that from inspiring English sources

Knowing what we all know now, and especially if SNP MPs seek to block an EU referendum, there may be less of an appetite in Westminster to confer that competence.

The inspectors clearly felt so, but it was when they had retired to an office to confer that Krzysztof, a master of the spontaneous gesture, delivered the coup de grace.

Even if you are no great altruist, you might be happy to give up a half hour of your time to vote if your vote is expected to confer that much benefit on others.

The ability of the A2UCOE to largely negate position effects is further exemplified by the positive trend by this element to confer expression that is proportional to transgene copy number.

Yes, it's possible to tag someone in a bad photo or add them to spammy groups, but the user made the decision to add this person as their friend, which confers that power to them.

To date, mice vaccinated with attenuated type A F. tularensis mutants have failed to confer protective immunity that is better than that seen with LVS [12], [13].

Who conferred that status?

English interprets the rise of the prize as part of the "struggle for power to produce value, which means power to confer value on that which does not intrinsically possess it".

"Long-term use of calcium and vitamin D appears to confer a reduction that may be substantial in the risk of hip fracture among postmenopausal women," the researchers later wrote.

Tumor microenvironment has been demonstrated to confer drug resistance that leads to relapse and incurability of cancers.

It doesn't matter that perception isn't reliable in their environment; it suffices for the process to confer justification that it be reliable in normal worlds.