Sentence examples for conduct either of from inspiring English sources

But nobody seems greatly upset when Susan Stucker, the general manager, steps onstage to deliver bad news: Zdenek Macal, the orchestra's music director and the guiding spirit behind the Strauss festival, is down with flu, as he has been all week, and won't be able to conduct either of today's rehearsals.

You cannot conduct either of these battles, however, unless you have the preliminary belief that truth is not only possible, but vital.

Instead of having him conduct either of the Austrian orchestras with which I have heard him, though, I will upgrade him to the Bamberg Symphony – a tremendous orchestra in the Bavarian hinterland with which he has worked and recorded before.

A small proportion of these studies would have been identified by our manual search and bibliography check but failing to conduct either of the ELS approaches would still have led to a serious 'loss' of data (or, more correctly, a failure to find data) that would have compromised the integrity and accuracy of our review's findings.

In the outpatient sector, the interview will be conducted either on the premises of the IMS, or in the patient's home according to the interviewee's preference.

In this regard, a few analytic comparisons between HDSS and other cross-sectional data have been conducted either for the purposes of ascertaining whether results could be comparable or to establish complementarity.

There won't be a new code of conduct either, because "this industry is riddled with them".

"Following careful examination of all the evidence seen to date, Crown Counsel have decided that there is insufficient evidence in law of criminal conduct either in relation to RBS as an institution or any directors or other senior management involved in the rights issue".

Then again, ingenuity and humility haven't been at the top of the company's code of conduct either.

"Each of the eight companies involved is determined to ensure this issue stays in the past and would comply fully with any code of conduct – either statutory or voluntary – that may be introduced to this end".

We must set firm limits on the types of conduct either side can engage in, and when one side breaches that conduct--for instance, when one side murders hundreds of civilians with chemical weapons -- there must be concrete consequences.