Sentence examples for conducted name from inspiring English sources

"No matter how politics is played, it's money money money," said Scott B. Alswang, a former Secret Service agent who conducted name checks while protecting presidents, and now serves as a Vice President at SOS Security Incorporated in New Jersey.

After the Soviet invasion, the Sakhalin authorities conducted name registration for the local Koreans on the basis of the Japanese identity documents issued by the old Karafuto government; as of 2006, the Russian government uniformly refused requests for re-registration under Korean names.

This comic is a weird story about a subway train conducted named Prince Tamlin Tomato.

Following the standard instructions for the Cambridge Semantic Battery, we conducted naming before word-picture matching so as to minimize any cueing/priming effects on naming (though, of course, the reverse possibility of naming priming word-picture matching is possible).

Yet such studies would be very simple to conduct: name the toxin, measure its level before and after the treatment and compare the readings.

These edited results will now be shown to anyone conducting name-based searches from the same European country as the original request, regardless of which domain of the search engine the browser is using.

The report, which Selig paid Mitchell's law firm several million dollars to conduct, named dozens of players for their links to drugs, and publicly identified team and union officials who investigators determined helped cover up drug use by players.

Since censuses weren't conducted by name back in the day, readers have to search the archives by street address while 1940 US Census Community Project volunteers work to reindex the data digitally in order to utilize keywords.

The prince conducted the naming service for Queen Elizabeth II Boulevard in the capital Belmopan on the first day of his trip to the former British colony.

The original proposed name was "clintonium", after the laboratory where the work was conducted; however, the name "prometheum" was suggested by Grace Mary Coryell, the wife of one of the discoverers.

Last week's attacks, like many such atrocities, may have been conducted in the name of Islam.