Sentence examples for conducted that could from inspiring English sources

And in a world where personal history is the main currency by which business is conducted, that could prove to be a disadvantage for this new mayor, as he may well be reminded today during his first trip to Albany, in part to meet with legislative leaders who have already demonstrated some early resistance to this newcomer.

"There's nothing about how this search was conducted that could cause anyone to be concerned about its transparency or legality," he said.

"There's nothing about how this search was conducted that could cause anyone to be concerned about its transparency or legality," Berthelsen said Tuesday in an interview.

The first category is where research was conducted that could have a direct benefit for the community.

But the trial was so poorly designed and conducted that investigators could not rule out the possibility that the differences between the groups were a result of chance.

The school contended that its student handbook bars conduct that could "discredit" or "dishonor" it.

The complaint against Citigroup alleges conduct that could be considered more pernicious than the charges against Goldman.

In recent years, some members of the Supreme Court have engaged in conduct that could be seen as undermining their impartiality.

"The alleged conduct was not conduct that could adversely affect the probity of the exercise of an official function by a public official.

Here, in a case that involves allegations of conduct that could be described as tyrannical, the jury should have its say.

When he was interviewed in 2000 by an F.B.I. security team, Mr. Smith denied having engaged in any conduct that could compromise his ability to handle classified material.