Sentence examples for beginning to conduct from inspiring English sources
Getting in Line Whether they like it or not, however, some Indian companies are beginning to conduct original research.
The offer is preliminary and nonbinding, meaning that Wal-Mart is beginning to conduct due diligence, could back out at any time and has not made a formal offer requiring shareholder approval.
Before the engagement letter was signed in late 1999, Goldman sent Dragon a memo indicating that its first steps would include beginning to conduct due diligence — Wall Street-speak for kicking the tires — on L.& H.
A review of the literature about diabetes-related fatigue was conducted with an eye toward creating a framework for beginning to conduct more focused studies on this subject.
And the University of Pennsylvania is beginning to conduct exit interviews of departing postdocs, in part to obtain job and contact information for a similar database of alumni.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says it's beginning to conduct such a study.
