Sentence examples for conducted correctly from inspiring English sources
If the assessment is conducted correctly, I don't think the supplier should be criticised.
The election, which had been postponed by Mr. Gbagbo about six times before this year's vote, was conducted correctly, the observers said.
"We discovered that if stop and search is not conducted correctly and with courtesy there is a risk that widespread support for it in communities will be eroded.
As soon as Connor died, people advised Sara and Richard to get in touch with the charity Inquest, to get hold of Connor's records from Southern Health, to make sure the postmortem had been conducted correctly.
In a statement, the Joint Council for Qualifications has said four exam boards had established that Kingsdale's published grades that year were a true reflection of pupils' work, and then put in place "measures to ensure subsequent examination series held at the school were conducted correctly and fairly".
It is, therefore, of the utmost importance that this test is conducted correctly –and also that the continuation treatment is streamlined.
He stressed, however, that he has an extensive relationship with the Group … and that all his dealings have been conducted entirely correctly over the years".
Mr. Buchman added that the army had reviewed the incident after B'Tselem publicized the video, and found the soldiers had conducted themselves correctly.
Since the democratic decision, if conducted properly, correctly reveals the general will, those who voted against a particular proposal will recognize that they were wrong and will adjust their beliefs about what the general will is.
The limitations of the horizon scanners became all too clear when chairman Bernard Jenkin ambushed Heywood, accusing him of having failed to interpret the civil service code of conduct correctly by allowing the prime minister to pressurise him into condoning the involvement of special advisers in party political campaigning.
It is important that we conduct ourselves correctly".
