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31. It can confer certain powers and responsibilities upon regional and local authorities, and it can also remove those powers.

32. We will introduce legislation to simplify trade mark registration and extend the rights they confer.

33. Numerical strength does not necessarily confer power, but in Whitehall it has always counted towards influence.

34. A person's power to confer rights on others by his consent does, however, expose him to blackmail and abuse.

35. Poets confer honour neither on themselves nor on their work by using a sophisticated diction.

36. But why should the crown possess this mystic attribute of being able to contain and confer sovereignty?

37. Jack Kennedy summoning Robert Frost to deliver an inauguration poem and confer a bardic benediction on the new administration.

38. The overall aim is to confer the right on professionals to have their qualifications recognised in all member states.

39. Of course, each King of Ireland would have the right to confer hereditary peerages on heroes and contributors to the public good.

40. It must be impregnable, especially if attacked by the adherents of those long established religious beliefs that confer privileges.

41. Light, high tensile strength fibres confer stiffness and strength to a polymer resin that binds them into a rigid three-dimensional form.

42. Others are purchased because the buyer feels that ownership will confer separateness and status.

43. The policy of the United Kingdom is now not to confer recognition on governments as opposed to on states.

44. Desire never enough to confer meaning where there was none, to transform simple elements into work of art.

45. An exception arises only where there are concomitant changes that confer an advantage on the rarer types.

46. Confer with clients on any material information received but not in a way that confuses them. 7.

47. The court concluded that it would be inconsistent with these purposes for it to confer tenure status on a teacher.

48. Hence,[sentencedict.com] regulations confer individual rights and duties which must be respected by the courts of the member states.

49. Their finding suggests that pregnancy may confer on some women a protective factor making them less likely to act on suicidal urges.

50. The effect of this order was to confer second-class citizenship on the proud Washington.

51. Different sports are likely to confer a different mix of benefits on participants.

52. Parliament could if it so wishes confer arbitrary powers upon government.

52. Sentencedict.com is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.

53. It seems to confer a strange power on the practitioner.

54. For example, does the precision of mimetic patterns in butterflies reflect the degree of protection they confer.

55. Though many genetic fluctuations do occur, most die out because they fail to confer any survival advantages on gut-dwelling microbes.

56. It does not deny the truth of the assertion that Parliament could, if it wished, confer such powers upon government.

57. Tests in other transgenic plant species show that protein coats taken from viruses appear to confer protection against them.

58. Clinton was said to be ready to confer with Reno in person and announce his decision as early as Friday.

59. They both knew what Mrs Diamond had said, but neither proposed to give it the status open discussion would confer.

60. The highest civilian honour she can confer - the Order of Merit - is particularly featured.