The phrase "the president can confer no privies whatever" suggests that the president does not have the authority to grant privileges, rights, or benefits to individuals or groups that are not explicitly outlined or authorized by law. Essentially, it underscores the principle that presidential powers are limited and that any privileges or benefits must be established through legal or constitutional means, rather than being arbitrarily bestowed by the president. This concept emphasizes the rule of law and the importance of checks and balances in governance.
"Con fer" means "compare to/with"
It means the jailbreak program did not download properly ... you have to install the privies version and re-download the program ...
"Love can confer integrity upon two young people." suggests that love can help two people better understand the value of honesty and moral uprightness.
Actually he does like cheese, i mean who doesn't? i know the president and i was interviewing him last summer and he mentioned that he really loves cheese he eats it like every morning with whatever he eats! i know amazing right??....
whatever you want it to mean
whatever you want it to mean
It is sort of like "Whatever you say" or "Whatever you want to think".
con·fer/kənˈfər/Verb1. Grant or bestow (a title, degree, benefit, or right).2. Have discussions; exchange opinions
Whatever you would like it to mean.
Whatever you want it to mean
French term or phrase: Par ordonnance du president du tribunal de grande instance statuant en la forme ... "statuer" is used to mean "make a ruling" "make an order" or whatever.
It means you accomplished whatever it was.