Sentence examples for been to conduct from inspiring English sources

He said his response to the last two weeks of violence had been to conduct a huge security operation throughout the city during the past five days.

"With other witnesses, our policy has been to conduct interviews under oath when key factual matters are in dispute, and there are obviously some factual matters here under dispute," Mr. Hamilton said.

One of his most contentious techniques over the years has been to conduct mass raids of factories where undocumented Latinos are suspected to be working, rounding them up and then detaining anyone lacking appropriate immigration paperwork.

The response of some in American law enforcement to the increasing prevelance of cameras has been to conduct a flagrantly unconstitutional "war on photography" aimed, in so many cases, at preventing citizens from holding them accountable for their actions.

Instead of giving clear directions for the next steps in telecare, most of the speakers devoted their presentations to saying how difficult – in fact near impossible – their task had been to conduct a "randomised controlled trial" into a subject as complex as telehealth, and make meaningful conclusions.

"Our main objective has always been to conduct culinary investigations, look for and document interesting lesser known foodstuffs and present them in our South American-inspired cuisine," Sanra said.

Julius Rudel is to conduct.

Riccardo Muti is to conduct.

Ilan Volkov is to conduct.

The class's first assignment was to conduct an interview.

SMJ's first step was to conduct a survey.