Sentence examples for It would be conducive from inspiring English sources

The current law allows her to remove citizenship if it would be conducive to the public good.

I did not feel in discussions in the past with students that it would be conducive to them being open, to creating the work, if I sat there completely clothed, judging them," he said.

Not that leaving him in the game would be conducive to winning it, but Baker and Righetti had their reasons.

While it may seem that not all trials would be conducive to this model, Science 37 has innovative ways to make virtual trials work.

(15 ) It also disrupts the social networks that would be conducive to maintenance of shared facilities.

Based on these considerations it would be interesting to conduct a prospective trial studying MGMT expression in blood and tumour samples in order to understand the activity of temozolomide and its toxicity profile as this would be conducive to personalising drug delivery.

Because of this, INZ is much less toxic to normal cells, and this feature would be conducive to clinical therapy, as it would minimize its side effect on cancer-bearing patients.

While the excellent lattice match between Ag 001) and Fe3O4 001), differing by just 2.7%, would be conducive to epitaxial growth, it is important to note that STM apparent heights contain contributions from electronic structure in addition to topography and, thus, may not reflect the true height of the cluster.

Like the two previous venues, the city and its surrounding region present a unique environmental situation, and a community atmosphere that the roundtable felt would be conducive to its message.

At the moment she can remove citizenship in two circumstances: if it was obtained by deception; or if removing citizenship would be conducive to the public good.

The foreign ministry said it hoped the development in relations between the United States and Vietnam would be conducive to regional peace and stability.