Sentence examples for conduct directed from inspiring English sources

A much wider group of bodies, including local authorities, can authorise and conduct directed surveillance.

(O.E.D. vs. California penal: "pursuit of game by the method of stealthy approach"; or "a knowing and willful course of conduct directed at a specific person that seriously alarms, annoys, torments, or terrorizes").

MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL--Suspended Arizona manager Bob Brenly for one game and fined him an undisclosed amount for inappropriate conduct directed at an umpire following a March 29 game.

During her tenure with ABC from 1965 to 1976, she was frequently frustrated with the alleged discriminatory conduct directed at her based upon her sex and eventually left the network, according to the suit.

At the same time, conscious and explicit codes of conduct directed to face management emerge that take on enormous social significance.

In addition, this analysis examines the immediacy of response deployment; that is, how quickly the agency sends officers to conduct directed patrol after the micro-time hot spot is identified.

With so many performances, opera lovers are sure to see stars conduct, direct or sing.

"This massacre that took place in Port Said tonight is only one scene in this ongoing play conducted, directed and executed by SCAF, our present day Pharaohs".

The violinist Maxim Vengerov, who used a three-year "sabbatical" with a shoulder injury to immerse himself in conducting, directed the Polish Chamber Orchestra in the first of his Barbican Artist Spotlight series.

To improve the stability of CESH, we conducted directed evolution and used strategies belonging to semi-rational redesign.

We conducted directed content data analysis (35), by coding and categorising patterns in the data while taking into account the multi-level governance of PHC in Nigeria (22).