Sentence examples for conducted in such a from inspiring English sources

From the first page, each report makes clear that "the investigation is not conducted in such a way as to apportion blame".

I believe that the greatest risk to the country is that these trials could be conducted in such a way where the world's perception is that they are illegitimate proceedings.

The officer claimed the hit squads are composed of active police officers and that the murders are conducted in such a way as to make them appear to be perpetrated by "vigilantes" to deliberately obscure police involvement and preclude investigation.

In Lublin today, Mr. Kuchma had tried to make the case that the military exercise, in which land, sea and air forces fired missiles at drones flying off the peninsula's coast, had been conducted in such a way that the accidental destruction of an airliner was virtually impossible.

It was increasingly taking the form, not of struggle against the government - though this is what prompted it - but of civil strife amongst themselves, conducted in such a way that it could not hope to achieve anything other than a loss of life and bitterness.

Based on actual wave data, the design process for the suggested WEC is conducted in such a way as to ensure that it is suitable in real sea.

Lino Gonzalez, a research scientist at Genentech, believes that these research opportunities are particularly important for Latino and Native American students who have had little, if any, exposure to the high technology world and how science is conducted in such an environment.

An official congratulatory statement from the department said "The Department of State is gratified that according to reports the referendum was conducted in such an orderly and efficient manner and that the people of Viet-Nam have made their choice unmistakably clear ... we look forward to a continuation of the friendly relations between the Government of Viet-Nam and the United States".

Even though randomized controlled studies may be extremely difficult to conduct in such a rare disease, the present findings urge for the need at least for large observational prospective studies.

It is therefore important that more psychiatric facilities and resources are developed in China, but it is equally important that the clinical practice and research that is conducted in such facilities is implemented in an ethical manner with the view to protecting patients' rights and wellbeing.

The UKBA claim that he has failed "to take part in any positive activities or conducted himself in such a way as to support his application to remain in the United Kingdom".