Sentence examples for would be conferred from inspiring English sources

In 2007, the association retained the firm for an additional five years, assuring Getnick & Getnick it would be conferred "maximum independence" in discharging its responsibilities.

Jillings is understood to be a substantial shareholder of the club, and a similar judgment against him would lead to him being forced to sell the stake otherwise the suspension would be conferred on to the club.

The question asked students to calculate the probability that a bachelor of arts degree would be conferred in eight subject areas, but the graphic showed only seven subject areas.

Those functions exercised by the male bishop in accordance with a local scheme would be conferred by the legal force of the Measure itself, 'and would not, therefore, be conferred by way of delegation'.

The original intention was that the Sofja Kovalevskaja Awards would be conferred only once.

Happiness would still be proportioned to moral worth, but with no one deserving of happiness, no happiness would be conferred.

On Monday, President Obama expressed concern about the killings and said in a White House news conference that he, too, would be conferring with Mr. Karzai about them.

Officials from around the euro zone on Friday were deflecting news reports that finance ministers would be conferring over the weekend to draw up a rescue package.

The Associated Press theater critic said he would wait until invited to review; The Village Voice critic said he was inclined to wait; and The New York Post's critic said she would be conferring with her editors.

Otherwise you and Gavin Kroff would be conferring in a shadowy office in the sepulchral quiet of a university building at dusk.

It is by no means clear that press regulation is an area in which member states' competence could - or would - be conferred to the European level.