In the end 3/4 of the money & work were conferred on the American partner of the victorious foreign firm.
According to the registrar's office at M.I.T., no degrees were conferred on Ms. McFarland during her time there.
Anxiety that such a revelation might never come again, as it were, conferred the precious gift of delay..
The first converts, the village chiefs and big landlords – people like Mahendra Karma, founder of the Salwa Judum – were conferred the status of Dwij, twice born, Brahmins.
Anxiety that such a revelation might never come again, as it were, conferred the precious gift of delay.
Congress phrased the Buckley Amendment as a condition on the receipt of federal money, Mr. Roberts said, adding: "No rights were conferred.
Although graduate degrees were conferred in the 19th century, the Graduate School was not formally established until 1927.
At the beginning of the 7th century, at least, the church frequently benefited from immunity, and governmental rights were conferred on abbots or bishops.
Honorary degrees were conferred upon A. M. Rosenthal, Pulitzer Prize journalist long with The New York Times and now a columnist for The Daily News, and Constance Emmer Lieber, a philanthropist and advocate of mental health research.
It is that "ministers and public officers at all levels must exercise the powers conferred on them in good faith, fairly, for the purpose for which the powers were conferred, without exceeding the limits of such powers and not unreasonably".
At one point the judgment dismisses arguments deployed by lawyers for the government – about whether rights within the EU were conferred by act of parliament or international treaty – as being "divorced from reality".
