Sentence examples for be made to conduct from inspiring English sources

The technology concept is that a dielectric, which is normally insulating, can be made to conduct through a filament or conduction path formed after application of a sufficiently high voltage.

However, with the addition of certain impurities, known as dopants, the silicon can be made to conduct usable currents.

With the presidency resting on such a close margin of votes in Florida, every effort must be made to conduct a fair and accurate count of the ballots.

"We believe that consistent with the President's encouragement to move forward, every effort should be made to conduct the Ryder Cup as scheduled".

The key word is willing though- religious institutions and individual vicars, priests, rabbis, imans, etc, should not be made to conduct same-sex marriage ceremonies, as all it would do is foster resentment between the religious institution and the state.

An effort can further be made to conduct more comprehensive comparative studies to make the content more substantial.

Great efforts were made to conduct the search as discretely as possible, he says.

Arrangements had been made to conduct simultaneous funeral rites and incinerate the bodies side by side.

He added that a conscious effort was made to conduct all the meetings between constituent groups and the jury before design submissions begin to be accepted on June 9.

No effort has been made to conduct a comprehensive audit or track down the owners or their families for any of these works, she said in an interview.

In Paris, Manaf Tlass, a former Republican Guard general from a prominent Sunni family who defected on 6 July, issued a statement in which he called for "a constructive transition" and said the Syrian army had been made to conduct a fight against the Syrian people.