Sentence examples for conducted not just from inspiring English sources

A filibuster might have to be conducted, not just threatened.

The full story came at the afternoon news conference in the Blue Room of City Hall, conducted not just by the mayor but by scientists from the federal Department of Energy, who had been huddling all day in the basement.

These include programs conducted not just by the NSA, but also by its close partner in the United Kingdom, called the Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ), with whom the NSA swaps vast sets of private data.

Hong Kong's campaigners want the 2017 elections for chief executive to be fully free and fair – conducted not just on the basis of universal suffrage, but without would-be candidates having to be vetted by Beijing.

Charles Barker, who will share the Ballet Theater conducting duties with David LaMarche this weekend, is as familiar with the Prokofiev score by now as it is possible to be, having conducted not just the MacMillan but two other productions set to the score.

In fact, he said, it is probably prudent for anyone who is considering purchasing a home -- particularly one that has its water supplied by a well -- to have a test conducted not just to determine the water's hardness, but also to check other qualities and contaminants.

She made her New York Philharmonic debut last year and is in demand internationally to conduct not just American but also European classics.

The first steps will be to work out the resources for conducting not just the EU exit negotiations, but also new trade deals with countries such as Japan, the US and China.

Well, all of the candidates are running against your behavior and conduct, not just the Republicans, as Helen mentioned, but all of the candidates.

Standards of approval enable us to take up the standpoint of observers, who approve and disapprove of our conduct not just for its consequences but on account of its underlying motives as well.

"We have a full history dating back before pre-contact that we've conducted gaming not just for entertainment but wager purposes, so it's not like it's an activity we hadn't been doing pre-contact," Deer said.