With the brilliant violinist Nikolaj Znaider as soloist, Mr. Davis conducted an astute, glowing account of Sibelius's elusive Violin Concerto.
Many who followed events after the death of the late pope John Paul became convinced that the then Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger was conducting an astute, discreet campaign for the top job.
If there's poise, sweep and astute detail in Robin Ticciati's conducting, the same tends to be true of the way he puts together a concert programme.
("Hall was a perfectly ruthless chap, you know," one of his former students told the historian Dorothy Ross, characterizing Hall as a husband, during interviews that she conducted for a remarkably astute biography).
He conducted his interviews with intelligence and modesty, astute in his interpretations but sensitive to possible misjudgments.
Yet as Stones is not yet signed and Bamford is not immediately available, the business Chelsea have actually conducted does not quite look the most astute of the summer so far.
Further, this medical information is of vital importance in conducting evidence based medicine, so that the astute clinician can accurately follow disease treatment methods and outcomes of all relevant clinic patients.
Two years after being withdrawn, the deteriorating situation in the country by then known as Timor Leste again saw units of the regiment deployed to conduct stabilisation and security operations, this time under Operation Astute.
However, as several astute readers pointed out (e.g., mjl and Nik), we also conducted an experiment in which participants were randomly assigned to spend the money on themselves or to spend the money on others.
Invitations came to conduct a number of American orchestras; Abbado, already showing an indifference to astute career moves, preferred to return to Europe.
Journeymen conduct panels where they are duly modest, democratic, politically correct, and multiculturally astute.
