Sentence examples for conducting major from inspiring English sources

This included dropping a proposal that would have banned the C.I.A. from conducting major paramilitary operations like support of the rebels in Afghanistan or Nicaragua.

He began conducting major American orchestras, like the Los Angeles Philharmonic and the Boston Symphony Orchestra as well as the Philadelphians, only last season.

But Al Qaeda has been conducting major operations in intervals of 12 to 24 months, and it has taken as long as three years from the time the ideas are first conceived until they are executed, officials said.

Last week, speaking about his new post as chief conductor of the Oslo Philharmonic, Vasily Petrenko made some highly controversial comments about why there are not more women conducting major orchestras.

Trump invoked the current diplomatic efforts with North Korea and the possibility of a compact to rid the Korean Peninsula of nuclear weapons as emblematic of how he is conducting major international negotiations, saying any deal he cut would be airtight.

Instead of conducting major surgery on federal spending programs, Galbraith argues that "it is possible to run a low and even modestly negative real interest rate on the public debt at a low rate of inflation, and therefore to sustain quite a large primary deficit, essentially indefinitely and trouble free".

Two graduate conducting majors, Stephen Mulligan and Blair Skinner, will conduct the concert, substituting for National Medal of Arts recipient James DePreist.

The police twice conducted major operations in Tivoli during Coke's time.

The Germans and the French conducted major scientific and archaeological expeditions in Afghanistan in the 1930s.

Domingo also conducted major symphony and opera orchestras in the United States and Europe.

Since then he has conducted major orchestras around the world, but he has put the Fort Worth Symphony first.