Sentence examples for conducting acts from inspiring English sources

Japanese officials have claimed, variously, that their ship was not at fault during the encounter, that the Shonan Maru No. 2 was acting defensively because the Sea Shepherd volunteers were conducting "acts of sabotage" and were operating within "collision distance".

After his mates' return, instead of proselytizing or conducting acts of sabotage, he reluctantly, plausibly, gets on with the job.

Protesters in more than 100 cities including Chicago, New York and Detroit took part in sit-ins and marches outside fast-food restaurants, with many conducting acts of civil disobedience designed to get them arrested.

It would be impossible for journalists (or those conducting acts of journalism) to ask for consent from the individual for every opinion they gather, for every speech they wish to report, and that's without even considering the requirements of investigative journalism.

But I would just say that we have made very clear all along that the Palestinian Authority needs to take sustained and effective steps to preempt the violence and indeed to arrest those who are responsible for planning or conducting acts of violence and terror.

However, if we deal with content data, a second-order error may occur: the privacy of someone who was not conducting acts of a malicious character will be disclosed to a third person, thus violating data protection and privacy rights.

He added: "We hope that this makes clear that the United States of America will never stop in the effort to hold those accountable who conduct acts of terror.

Teachers in local authority maintained schools are currently exempted from having to teach religious education or conduct acts of collective worship.

Speaking on Sunday in Indonesia, before an Asia-Pacific summit, he added: "We hope this makes clear that the United States of America will never stop in its effort to hold those accountable who conduct acts of terror.

Kerry, who is in Indonesia for an economic summit, said: "We hope that this makes clear that the United States of America will never stop in the effort to hold those accountable who conduct acts of terror.

Last week, Federal District Judge Kurt Engelhardt issued a scathing 50-page opinion on the request for a new trial, calling the prosecutors' conduct acts of "perfidy" and "skulduggery" and noting that their false statements to the court might be "prosecuteable criminal conduct".