Sentence examples for conduct only about from inspiring English sources

"China alone has more than 700 firms making drug products for the U.S., yet the F.D.A. has resources to conduct only about 20 inspections a year in China," said Representative John D. Dingell, the Michigan Democrat who is the chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee.

The North Dakota data point may be something of an anomaly: It's a low-population state, and Gallup conducted only about 300 interviews there during its winter and spring polling.

After Mr. Morgan rebuked Ms. Mensch on CNN for failing to read his book, and making accusations about his conduct only under the cloak of parliamentary privilege (which prevents him from suing her for libel), she asked him, via Twitter, to send her an autographed copy of his autobiography.

While both received a £1,000 fine from the FA and were warned about their future conduct, only Barrow received a one-game touchline ban.

That same year, in a statewide recount for secretary of state of Ohio (which Mark Braden, the present general counsel of the Republican National Committee, helped to conduct), only sixteen votes changed out of about three million.

Green's conduct only became odder.

(Modern comprehensive optical studies of M31 have been conducted only since about 1980).

A 1999 national assessment of public schools in India found teaching being conducted in only about half the schools visited in four northern states.

The three recommended screening tests were conducted in only about 29.8% of seronegative women, despite the fact that about 95% of OÖGKK members attended all the check-ups of the Austrian maternal care program in pregnancy [ 14].

In our study, the assessment of genetic influences was conducted only by the question about knee OA within parents, brothers, or sisters.

But he said that investigations are conducted only after the bureau receives information about possible crimes.