Object

• immunity: For those who would confer immunity, think again.

• legitimacy: Should the body that confers such legitimacy be the UN, or another body or process?

• sacrament: In the evening of 28 March at 7.00pm the Bishop will confer the Sacrament of Confirmation.

• eligibility: Completion of the Degree confers eligibility to join the Institute of Biology.

• susceptibility: Other yet undiscovered genes outside the prion protein gene locus might also confer susceptibility.

• resistance: The upbeat response by NK cells to physical activity may be one reason why regular exercise seems to confer resistance against infection.

Preposition: on

• party: Nothing in this User Agreement shall confer on any third party any benefit or the right to enforce any term of the User Agreement.

• officer: In addition, it confers on police officers the protections provided by the Public Interest Disclosure Act 1998.

Modifying Another Word

• expressly: Most modern trust instruments expressly confer wide investment powers.

• formally: The Chancellor presides at the annual meeting of the University Court and formally confers degrees but has no other statutory duties.

• automatically: Nevertheless his office does not automatically confer influence or personal prestige.

• necessarily: Please note that purchasing a product from the Wesleyan does not necessarily confer membership.

Preposition: with

• employe: The companion cannot answer questions for the employe but can confer with the employe and address the meeting.

Preposition: by

• provision: This process is called individual conciliation and covers employment rights conferred by the various legislative provisions.