Bestowing in a sentence

China is bestowing more clout on its science and technology ministry.

Enter Georgia, (a darkly funny Chloe Belongilot) the perky maître d’ of the restaurant who slowly emerges as a referee, turning up the temperature and bestowing favor or disdain.

The event will also feature the bestowing of the Bernard M. Bloomfield Medal for Meritorious Service on Harvey Dales.

Director of IIT Hyderabad BS Murty expressed heartfelt gratitude to the Akkineni International Foundation for bestowing this honor upon the institute.

During the ceremony, the Tongan royal family honoured the unidentified men by bestowing them with names with symbolic meaning, while local church choirs and brass bands filled the air with music.

Officers can also use dispersal orders as temporary measures, bestowing extra powers to tackle localised issues such as car meets.

Over time, the meaning of "grant" evolved to signify giving or bestowing something, typically with a sense of formal or legal authorization, such as granting a right, permission, or financial aid.

The Italian state has recognized the Griko people not only as a linguistic minority in the country but as an ethnic Greek minority as well, bestowing on these distinct people a status of which they should be justifiably proud.

After bestowing the award, His Excellency President David Granger spoke of the friendship between the two countries.

Activists, however, decried the UAE bestowing the award on Modi as he clamps down on the Himalayan region claimed by both Pakistan and India.

Both artists bring seemingly mundane subjects to the forefront, painting them in new lights, bestowing beauty and complexity upon the simple and rural.

Citizens United, by bestowing political person-hood on corporations, opened US elections to foreign money in several ways, they point out.

Senate chairman cancels visits to UAE; activists decry Gulf nation bestowing award on Modi.

Some even tried to craft the immortality-bestowing Philosopher's Stone.

They are bestowing the inaugural on her because she is a world-class community organizer, an ally and advocate who harnessed the political power of a population at its most vulnerable, marginal and aspirational: poor moms.

Before becoming a all across the country from Now that she’s here at TU, she’s bestowing her years of media experience on her classes of student journalists.

In bestowing the award, the judges cited Daylily Called It a Dangerous Moment as a “triumph of bravery and artistry.

It ignores the character of leadership and culture, bestowing honors upon Arab terror movements while defaming Israel’s liberal democracy.

After it became unlikely that George VI would father more children, the option of bestowing the title of Princess of Wales was considered, but ultimately rejected, due in large part to a lack of enthusiasm for the idea from Elizabeth herself.

Although most early-19th-century historians tended to follow Voltaire 's lead in bestowing extravagant praise on the warrior-king, others have criticized him as a fanatic, a bully, and a bloodthirsty warmonger.