Sentence examples for conduct common from inspiring English sources

Under the constitution, the union would have a foreign minister to conduct "common foreign and security policy" and operate a nascent European diplomatic corps.

Ms. Bruenn said that if the bill became law, her office would not be able to conduct common activities like requiring that a brokerage firm with a history of problems work under special supervision and provide periodic reports on that supervision.

Currently there is no commercial product designed specifically to conduct common electrode microneurography experiments.

A statement from the FCC released Wednesday morning disclosed that its Enforcement Bureau's investigation found that AT&T customers who had their speeds reduced "were slowed for an average of 12 days per billing cycle," actions that "significantly" impeded the customers' abilities to conduct "common data applications such as GPS mapping or streaming video".

The grantees will form a cooperative network in scientific partnership with NICHD to conduct common randomized clinical trials evaluating interventions in resource-poor settings.

Nine years and €12m ($15.2m £9.4mm) later, Mr Fonseca recently started selling a portable device capable of conducting common blood tests, giving the results in minutes, anywhere that it can be plugged in.

The HBB/ENC implementation study will be conducted in three Global Network research units, located in Belgaum and Nagpur, India, and Eldoret, Kenya that have conducted common clinical research for three years under an NICHD cooperative agreement (the Global Network).

Here, we conducted common garden studies and microsatellite analyses of genetic variation to test whether high levels of crop wild gene flow and/or unfavorable phenotypic correlations have hindered noug domestication.

At our field site at the Lytle Ranch Preserve in SW Utah, we conducted common garden experiments using plants silenced by RNAi in the production of floral scent (CHAL; Kessler et al., 2008), floral nectar (SWEET9; Lin et al., 2014), or both (CHALxSWEET9), in comparison to empty vector-transformed control plants (EV).

We therefore conducted common garden laboratory experiments to study the extent of divergence in embryonic and larval acid stress tolerance, and larval life-history traits among eight R. arvalis populations along an acidity gradient (breeding pond pHs from 4.0 to 7.3).

The four-wavelength photometer has a field of view of about 1.2° and was pointed along the local magnetic field line as well; the EISCAT radar and the photometer conducted common-volume measurements.