Sentence examples for conduct an issue from inspiring English sources

Two dozen advocacy and grass-roots organizations, seeking to make police conduct an issue in the 2013 mayoral campaign, said Tuesday that they were forming a coalition to raise awareness of what they consider racially discriminatory practices by the New York Police Department.

The project lends itself perfectly to Stem (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) clubs, A-level biology students wanting to conduct an issue report and we also had a lot of interest from maths teachers who wanted to use the project to teach context for creating and sampling a questionnaire at GCSE level or using the time trend analysis as a context for hypothesis testing at A-level.

In addition, they will look at giving the industry clear responsibility for writing the editors' code of conduct, an issue that may prove more difficult.

Mr. Forrester largely kept a low profile, but said he welcomed the chance to campaign without having Mr. Torricelli's conduct an issue.

It was in that crucible that we forged an unprecedented agreement to cap campaign spending, ban independent expenditures and conduct an issues-oriented campaign centered on substantive Lincoln-Douglas style debates.

It now looks like Porsche will conduct a rights issue on its own of 5.0 billion euros ($6.7 billion), representing about half the value of Porsche's market capitalization, before the tie-up, he added.

If the companies do conduct an investigation and issue reports on #releasethememo, Feinstein and Schiff's play could easily backfire.

CYI's Audit Committee was informed of the issue and hired outside counsel to conduct an internal investigation of the issue.

New York City comptroller Scott Stringer said Tuesday his office would conduct an audit investigating those issues in the city.

Moreover, at the first visit, the GP instructed the patient on how to conduct a self-examination, an issue revisited at each subsequent follow-up visit.

When the prime minister asked me to conduct an independent review into this issue I accepted with little hesitation.