In this case, it was up to the Board of Education to conduct the equivalent of a prosecution.
At best, President Obama will have to conduct the equivalent of one-and-a-quarter wars throughout his first term.
To avoid this risk, it must conduct the equivalent of a "vast internal investigation", says the chamber.
I can assure you that Ms. Ross and Rachel Roy, the designer of Mrs. Obama's white dress for the speech, would not have received so much attention before Women's Wear decided to conduct the equivalent of a witch hunt.
They've been conducting the equivalent of a local purge in the justice system, so they have essentially taken over many of the elements of the rule of law".
As pundits conduct the equivalent of an autopsy after a loss (i.e. "We all know that campaign is dead, now let's decide what killed it") the candidate goes around trying to "set the record straight" which is usually code for: blame everybody else for his/her defeat.
William Mowrey, Douglas Portman, and colleagues recently conducted the worm equivalent of the thought experiment proposed above.
Loading was conducted on the equivalent of dorsoventral, right-to-left lateral and ventrodorsal planes.
For instance, the University of Pittsburgh and the Electric Power Research Institute joined together recently on research to offer scientists a relatively simple tool for conducting the chemical equivalent of ballistics testing on bullets, taking aim at nitrogen molecules.
By rousting shelter residents in the dark of night in a carefully orchestrated sweep of shelters throughout the city, seeking out those with outstanding bench warrants (news article, Jan . 20, the New York City Police Department has conducted the homeless person's equivalent of a house-to-house search.
