Sentence examples for conduct broad from inspiring English sources

Wakefield said the NT government planned to rewrite the current act, and would hold an inquiry and conduct "broad consultation", with a draft bill by the end of 2017.

Organisations who used monitoring and evaluation to adapt management and test assumptions were significantly more likely to conduct broad assessment, although assessment of socio-economic condition, resources and activities were least likely to be assessed.

Under the FAA, the government may legally conduct broad scale foreign intelligence surveillance without obtaining any warrant, not even one from the secret Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC).

What is needed is the equivalent to the U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention, an umbrella organization coordinating the different activities of forums and which could conduct broad analysis into cyber space.

Obama went on to urge caution as European law enforcement authorities conduct broad counterterrorism sweeps in Belgium, France and Germany, a response to the recent terrorist attacks in France.

The regulations, which lawmakers approved in 2013, require oil companies to expand monitoring and reporting of water use and water quality, conduct broad analysis of potential engineering and seismic impacts of their operations, and comprehensively disclose chemicals used during fracking and other operations.

They would have to conduct broader inspections of their whole infrastructure every five years.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission is negotiating with the toy industry to conduct broader testing of toys that are being imported, said Nancy A. Nord, the commission's acting chairwoman.

They may, however, seek to educate voters or conduct broader get-out-the-vote drives "if conducted in a nonpartisan manner," the I.R.S. says.

But by this morning, Europe had accepted revised language in a draft text on agriculture in exchange for a proposal to conduct broader negotiations on environmental issues involved in trade, only to have the negotiations run into a fresh obstacle.

This will allow other researchers to reproduce our work and conduct broader empirical examinations of Internet readiness, cybercrime, etc.