confer on, by, with, upon or from?
On February l4, l965, Malcolm and Martin conferred on the phone. |
The accreditation confers on them the right is to make observation and make notes of their observation. |
The Freedom of Limerick City will be conferred on Paul O'Connell at City Hall, Limerick on Sunday, April 22 nd at 2pm. |
I would myself prefer that it were now conferred on the very intelligent, and on those who serve our cause as soldiers. |
Each brand has its own visual appeal and confers on the wearer a style that is in a completely different league altogether. |
If therefore the governors would fix the day of examination as soon as they conveniently can, they would confer on me a real favour. |
This seal is a consecration, representing the safeguarding by the Holy Spirit of the graces conferred on the Christian at Baptism. |
But, even with additional authority conferred on these agencies, their reports continually indicated that his fears were unfounded. |
John conferred by Sovereign Head. |
John(OStJ) conferred by Sovereign Head of St. |
It is not reported if this is an executive agreement, or one authorized under authority conferred by Congress. |
The powers conferred by sections 401 and 402 upon the Government may, in the case of sentences of death, also be exercised by the President. |
The Court is concerned with whether, on the true interpretation of the parent Act, regulations are within the powers conferred by Parliament. |
That is, outside of Ontario, no legal recognition exists for homeopaths in Canada; even Ontario's recognition was itself recent, conferred by the Homeopathy Act of 2007. |
It's entirely at his own discretion that Obama may choose to refrain from using the authorisation, conferred by the law, to imprison US citizens indefinitely and without indictment. |
Flckiger and Hanbury in Pharmacographia, say that the name was conferred by Wilhelm, a surgeon, who was so much impressed by the virtues of the plant that he likened it to Dens leonis. |
In the exercise of power conferred by the Proclamation, the Acting President Syed Nazrul Islam issued the Laws Continuance Enforcement Order to ensure continuity of all the existing laws. |
Make sure that you confer with that inner spirit. |
Luciano San Miguel, Philippine army, conferring with Col. |
To be conferred with this distinction is truly overwhelming. |
Trail adds that he has three people he trusts and confers with on different issues. |
Always confer with your medical professional should you encounter any of these symptoms. |
The cops conferred with the UDR men while one of them relayed messages from his radio. |
The 17th found Juneau fueling at Pusan while Admiral Higgins conferred with representatives of the Korean Navy. |
However, this time make the additional step to find an Islamic alim or scholar confer with regarding your lesbian thoughts. |
On 7 September Admiral Struble flew to Sasebo and Kobe to confer with his principal subordinates and to tidy up loose ends. |
The next day at a Louisville police station, Clifton Baird saw Arlie Blair conferring with a group of police officers and FBI agents. |
The same patriarchy confers upon men a false sense of power and invincibility to conquer all odds. |
This verse makes it clear that all believers have been conferred upon the Caliphate and not a special class or dynasty. |
According to one version of the myth, he loaned the hero his own magic sandals, which conferred upon the wearer the ability to fly. |
All 63 Judicial and Executive Magistrates have the powers hereinafter respectively conferred upon them and specified in the third schedule. |
He cautioned: Nor is it sufficient if this power be conferred upon good men; for men are frail, and easily corrupted, and then in a short time, he that is absolute may easily corrupt the people. |
There could be reasons to oppose the drug despite the potential benefit it might confer in this case, however. |
I confess to being equivocal about his invitation to conduct one of the simplest yet most prized ceremonies that can be conferred at an Olympic Games. |
I think I'd prefer it that MPs have an annual day where they have to turn up with their recipts and complete their tax returns under exam- type conditions - no conferring at the back there. |
The broader the powers conferred under an empowering provision, the less possibility there is of a court finding that the delegated legislation exceeds the power laid down in the statute. |