Sentence examples for conduct closed from inspiring English sources

Some states conduct closed primaries (registered Republicans only), and others have open primaries (independents and Democrats can vote, too).

Some agencies still conduct closed adoptions.

The Home Office consultation on the new code of conduct closes at the end of this month.

And the full ensemble, with Jeffrey Milarsky conducting, closed the concert with Gérard Grisey's "Talea" (1986), a work that is as dense and as concerned with texture as the Boulez, but that also offers layers of involving dialogue and counterpoint.

A bipartisan congressional committee had already conducted closed hearings and written a secret report unanimously concluding that Chinese nuclear espionage had harmed American national security, and questioning the administration's vigilance.

As Spirit traverses the site, its spectrometers, cameras and microscopes will conduct close-up studies of rocks of all sizes and shapes.

Re "The Hog That Saves the Grunts," by Robert Coram (Op-Ed, May 27): The Air Force has increased its capabilities to conduct close air support over the years, not decreased them.

Cyberhawk's Remotely Operated Aerial Vehicles (ROAV) are used to conduct close visual and thermal inspections of industrial assets such as flares, utility transmission towers and wind turbines.

Imagine it: middle and high school teachers sitting down with an expert or experienced colleague to conduct close readings of the books they're going to teach.

While much of the sentencing hearing has been conducted in closed session away from public scrutiny.

Under the stop-and-frisk program, the New York Police Department conducted close to 700,000 stops last year, up from about 97,000 in 2002.