conferrer造句

• The major disadvantage is that this introduces yet more metadata, in the form of the authority-conferrers.
• How strong that is as an approval, depends on what the external page ( s ) for the authority-conferrer are.
• Only the name " Beatrice " is used, because that was both her actual name and her symbolic name as the conferrer of blessing.
• Although " wM
  ji " literally means the king's son, its conferrers were not limited to the king's son.
• It also does not stop the creation of spurious authority-conferrers; though they won't be trusted or have much external approval, they may mislead.
• This could be done without any change to the existing codebase, but a system that marked some pages as " authority conferrers ", and that marked on each page which authorities had approved it, would improve the usability.
• If we link it to another page, and that page displays text or graphic ( with the Wikipedia logo ) confirming that the external page trusts the authoritiy-conferring page, then we know, if the external page is free from interference, that the authority-conferrer is trusted.
• This also allows a selective extraction of approved pages : Pick an authority-conferrer, and extract every page that is approved by that authority, and, at your option, other pages at lower levels ( e . g . page approved by authority trusted by authority you've just chosen ).
• On 10 December he concluded : " It was never contemplated that a course of such indulgence could have been construed into a matter of right without any one document to show that a privilege of such a nature was ever conferrer . . . . " Having discounted any principle of customary succession, Wellington felt free to promote on merit, which he achieved from 1813, already considering the Blues as part of the Household Cavalry.