Sentence examples for conduct of one of from inspiring English sources

In a conference on the conduct of one of Mr. Nelson's previous lawyers, Trevor Headley, one of Mr. Nelson's present lawyers told Judge Block that Mr. Headley was lying when he told a 1997 jury that Mr. Nelson did not stab the Jewish man, Yankel Rosenbaum.

"Several concerns about the conduct of one of the officers at the scene have been raised," local ABC affiliate WFAA8 reported him as saying.

The appointment of an English woman at the heart of the US military was a bold and unprecedented move, and it gave her unique access and insights into the conduct of one of the most controversial campaigns in modern history.

But what interests me is when members of a neighborhood or a religious, political or business group fail to speak up about the improper conduct of one of their own.

New questions have emerged about the conduct of one of the top American commanders in the Persian Gulf war who came under investigation in 1991 after a member of his unit complained that his troops had pummeled retreating Iraqi forces in an unprovoked attack.

McKinney Police Chief Greg Conely has conceded that "several concerns about the conduct of one of the officers at the scene have been raised".

Special Agent Chris Favo confirmed details of surveillance conducted on one of the slain men, information the prosecutors would accuse Mr. DeVecchio of giving Mr. Scarpa.

Von Bülow, with feelings we can only guess at, conducted the premiere of one of the world's great love epics.

Composer in Concert Emily Wong composes jazz-inspired classical music that is commissioned by nationally known conductors like the Westchester native Marin Alsop and played at places like the Cabrillo Music Festival in Santa Cruz, Calif., where Ms. Alsop conducted the premiere of one of Ms. Wong's orchestral works in August.

This needs assessment was conducted as part of one of the activities of QUIPU: The Andean Global Health Informatics Research and Training Center (http://www.andeanquipu.org).

In 1984, the New York law firm of Paul Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison hired him to conduct a financial study of one of its clients, the fast-growing Lincoln Savings & Loan Association, of Irvine, California.