Sentence examples for agree to conduct from inspiring English sources

My greatest pleasure was getting him to agree to conduct Ornette Coleman's "Skies of America" at the 1997 festival.

The Palestinians, in turn, would agree to conduct no archaeological digs within the Temple Mount, the site of the First and Second Jewish Temples.

Today, in fact, Mr. McGreevey issued just one news release: an appeal for Mr. Schundler to agree to conduct a civil campaign.

Rather than coöpting the media to spread dodgy claims in a grinding war of attrition, they would agree to conduct what McCain has described as "a respectful campaign" — and then actually do it.

"They are caught between a rock and no place," said Becca Heller of the Iraqi Refugee Assistance Project in New York, who added, "A simple solution to that would be to agree to conduct interviews by videoconference".

One suggested the president had been ill-prepared for the interview and it had been a mistake to agree to conduct it in English, a language in which Abbas is not fluent.

Nüschler agreed to conduct the experiments at his own expense.

The lab agreed to conduct the tests Thursday through Saturday, McQuaid said.

Political parties had earlier agreed to conduct a separate parliamentary inquiry.

Ms. Rich agreed to conduct several interviews with the writer Maureen Orth even though Mr. Rubenstein urged her to keep quiet.

Perhaps most important, the negotiators agreed to conduct the first election on the basis of proportional representation.