Sentence examples for called to conduct from inspiring English sources

As soon as the alarm was raised, Eurotunnel closed the French entrance and police were called to conduct a search.

The Eastern Kansas Multi-Agency Task Force was called to conduct an arson investigation on the Prairie Village house on October 24.

Next, a second anaesthetist (blind) was called to conduct the anaesthetic procedure.

Furthermore, some informants reported to living far from their working place, endangering their security especially when called to conduct delivery during the night.

Most recruiting companies will wait until they have a potential fit before they call to conduct an in-depth interview.

Nealon had twice before appealed to the CCRC, but the CCRC had resisted calls to conduct DNA tests on evidence.

"Since 9/11 we've had a tremendous increase in calls to conduct background investigations on new employees and new people moving into buildings," said Michael G. Kessler, chief executive of Kessler International, a Manhattan-based security consulting firm.

The first thing to understand about the new science of synthetic biology is that it's not really a new science; it's a brazen call to conduct an existing one much more ambitiously.

He has committed himself to holding a war crimes tribunal in Sri Lanka, but has so far resisted calls to conduct such a hearing in a "hybrid" court that would involve both Sri Lankan and international legal experts, as recommended by a UN report released in 2015.

With this software, you can access voice commands through a "Genius Button" -- much like the voice command button on a Blackberry -- that then lets you tell the phone to make a call, to conduct an online search, or to write and send a text or e-mail message -- but not an instant message.

Facebook is facing calls to conduct an external investigation into its own lobbying and PR activities by an aide to billionaire George Soros.