What is most audacious about "Safe Conduct" is that it addresses a question that has remained taboo in France for more than half a century: were there situations in which it was morally and patriotically justified to work with the Germans?
All the while Sherman's lines of communication in his rear were being menaced by audacious Confederate cavalry raids conducted by Nathan Bedford Forrest and Joseph Wheeler.
To make its entry, the company is conducting an audacious set of clinical trials that will directly compare its drug to the current market leaders.
Reunited, the division participated in the Liberation of Manila, and two companies of divisional paratroopers conducted an audacious raid on the Los Baños internment camp, liberating two thousand civilians.
For Dr. Fiddes was conducting research fraud of audacious proportions, cutting corners and inventing data to keep the money flowing from the drug industry.
The Chamber Symphony, arrestingly played by the top-notch Birmingham Contemporary Music Group, conducted by Mr. Adès, is the audacious work of a fledgling composer.
An early milestone in his tenure came in the spring of 2010, when Mr. Gilbert conducted the New York premiere of Gyorgy Ligeti's audacious 1978 opera "La Grand Macabre," in an inventive production by Doug Fitch.
Brownlee adhered to a conservative view of how politics should be conducted, and was perhaps put off by the audacious telephone call; despite an apology from Coldwell, Brownlee did not indicate any further interest in running for the CCF.
The other knockout was William Kentridge's cinematic staging of Shostakovich's audacious early opera "The Nose," based on Gogol's short story, with Valery Gergiev conducting an incandescent performance.
Mr. Aleynikov's conduct, she said, "deserves a significant sentence because the scope of his theft was audacious -- motivated solely by greed, and it was characterized by supreme disloyalty to his employer".
It is very hard, they said, to conduct Beethoven's "Eroica" or Tchaikovsky's "Pathetique" in a way that reclaims the audacious qualities of these pathbreaking symphonies without resorting to some gimmicky interpretive approach.
