Sentence examples for conducted would from inspiring English sources

Equifax, meanwhile, says the need to give its customers swift access to its database and the volume of searches conducted would make it impossible to check every inquiry.

(At the time, Scheck told me that the way police lineups were conducted would one day be considered as reliable as witch trials).

Kim West of MSF admitted that calculating deaths was "virtually impossible", adding that only when retrospective surveys were conducted would the true figure be known.

Details of how the search is being conducted would go a long way with the community that is focused on Jack's return".

A voter in a county where a manual count was conducted would benefit from having a better chance of having his or her vote actually counted than a voter in a county where a hand count was halted.

He added: "It is offered to residents alongside other constructive activities to help reduce boredom and improve mental health and, if not conducted, would have no effect on the running of the [centres].

But delaying the complicated auction that Google is conducting would have been more disruptive than delaying a normal offering.

She said Friday that an ethics investigation, which could take years to conduct, wouldn't amount to "real" accountability.

Of course, cops neglecting to report the searches they conduct would obscure the problem of stop and frisk rather than solve it.

Conducting would never be a notable component of his career.

He said any complaints about police conduct would be investigated.