Sentence examples for conducting any research from inspiring English sources

"For a long time, some members have claimed that that prohibits them from conducting any research on the causes of gun violence," a senior administration official said during a briefing call with reporters.

Those steps, Mr. Grassley's office contended, ran afoul of federal statutes because a C.D.C. financing restriction "effectively keeps it from conducting any research or analysis related to gun violence" and the health care law bars wellness programs from requiring the disclosure and collection of information about firearms in homes.

The White House claims today that people misread that message: "[S]ome members of Congress have claimed this prohibition also bans the CDC from conducting any research on the causes of gun violence," says a White House briefing document.

In any case, the generally accepted rule is to obtain both the minor's assent and parental (or legal representative) permission before conducting any research [ 2].

In the ensuing years little changed with respect to industry initiated R&D for neglected diseases; 5 out of 12 of the top multinational companies were not conducting any research and these companies were unwilling to enter this area regardless of any incentives offered to them [ 5].

In the first half of the 2000s, 5 out of 12 of the top multinational companies were not conducting any research on neglected diseases and these companies were unwilling to enter this area regardless of any incentives offered to them [ 57].

I'm sorry that he didn't conduct any research to prove his theory!

Ms. Folena asked if he had "conducted any research" about whether the forthcoming investment was yet in the public domain.

Incidentally, I asked every supermarket whether they had conducted any research into how effective their mitigation measures are at reducing household waste.

In response to a freedom of information request from the Guardian, Scotland Yard said that the national 'domestic extremism' unit "has not conducted any research to count how many elected politicians are currently recorded in any way in its files".

The I.P.C.C. doesn't conduct any research of its own — its conclusions are based entirely on already-published scientific papers — so it could be argued that there was no real news in the latest document.