Sentence examples for a record of conducting from inspiring English sources

Germany may be offered a special deal because it, unlike France, does not have a record of conducting direct offensive operations against America.Home-grown constraints on America's spying are another question.

Indonesia has a strong foundation in research, with a record of conducting OR before implementing a new strategy, such as short-course chemotherapy, DOTS including MDR-TB and TB/HIV management and hospital DOTS linkage (9– 11).

The high-flying, single-seat aircraft known as the M-55 Geophysica is a retired 1980s spy plane, and has a long record of conducting aviation tests and atmospheric research flights.

Recruited networks had access to a minimum of 20 000 patients and had a track record of conducting research.

The nine networks had a track record of conducting research and were selected to achieve a geographical spread from 14 participating in the clinical platform of the GRACE (Genomics to combat Resistance against Antibiotics in Community-acquired LRTI in Europe, http://www.grace-lrti.org) Network of Excellence study on the presentation, management and outcome of acute cough in Europe.

She said of Pilling's appointment that the panel was seeking "someone of unimpeachable independence, with a track record of conducting high profile reviews".

The nine networks had a track record of conducting research.

The Office of Congressional Ethics was founded in 2008, and during its eight years has compiled an admirable record of conducting impartial, professional investigations.

- Demonstrable proficiency in technical expertise and proven record of conducting social budget analysis, fiscal space analysis for social protection, and quantitative data analysis on review of expenditure patterns, other PFM tools and analysis experience is an asset.

As for Italian-Americans, we ought to turn on a recording of Toscanini conducting "La Traviata," confident in the knowledge that we shall never disgrace our ancestors, or ourselves, by accepting or submitting to insulting portrayals.

The rancour attached to his departure has recently been rekindled by the orchestra releasing a recording of him conducting Mahler's seventh symphony within months of the Bavarian Radio orchestra's recording of the same symphony – "that was very stupid" – but when he "analyses the years we had together, I had a fantastic time.