Sentence examples for conducts leading from inspiring English sources

Reviving it in the composer's hundred-and-fiftieth-anniversary year, the company turns to two contemporary stars, Angela Gheorghiu and Roberto Alagna, who have made it a specialty; Marco Armiliato, a reliable hand in Italian repertory, conducts, leading the Met orchestra in the score's dance numbers (tango, foxtrot, Parisian waltz) and melodic flights.

"Monsanto conducts leading edge, innovative scientific research to improve agriculture, and we offer a great work culture in which to conduct that science.

Deliberate or neglectful conduct leading to 'living' children suffering harms similar to the sequelae of FAS would lead to safeguarding procedures.

Also, because corn is a major food crop, thorough investigation of mapping populations has been conducted leading to the identification of a multitude of grain yield QTLs [ 220- 233] which may lead to larger starch-derived ethanol yields.

That bank, along with others, came under scrutiny for its conduct leading up to the financial crisis.

Goldman complained to the government about Mr. Aleynikov's conduct, leading the Justice Department to file theft and economic espionage charges.

The new scrutiny opened a window into the industry's conduct, leading the S.E.C. to penalize a number of private equity firms for misleading investors.

A protégée of Leonard Bernstein, Alsop takes an intensely physical approach to conducting, leading as much with her upper body as with her forearms and hands.

Judging from the company's conduct leading up to the crash, and its disregard for safety, one can see why a union would seem useful.

The Academy occasionally tweaks its rules for conduct leading up to the Oscars, and the changes this time covered a range of topics.

The Justice Department has also concluded its investigation into Countrywide's conduct leading into the financial crisis, according to a person with knowledge of that case.