Sentence examples for created to conduct from inspiring English sources
The military tribunals created to conduct the trials sought to carry out criminal charges unprecedented in scope and complexity.
In the late 1960s an additional directorate was created to conduct surveillance on suspected dissidents in the churches and among the intelligentsia.
The new Association for the Defense of the Rights of Anatolia and Rumelia was established, and an executive committee with Mustafa Kemal as chairman was created to conduct resistance.
Unfortunately, on 31 October, the Senate Intelligence Committee – created to conduct oversight on these programs – abdicated leadership and responsibility by voting for the first time in our country's history to allow unrestrained spying on innocent Americans.
By that time, Mr. Hubbard had just left the C.I.A. to work for Mitchell Jessen and Associates, the company the contractors had created to conduct their work on the interrogation program.
Aiming to examine the effect of various diameter-to-thickness (D/t) ratios, concrete cube strengths and steel yield strengths on the overall behaviour and ultimate resistance of the double-skin columns, a total of twenty-five models are created to conduct the parametric study.
A gain of that size would be the biggest monthly jump in over a quarter century but temporary positions created to help conduct the U.S. census will likely account for as many as 300,000 of the gains.
Importantly, the significance of this effort lies not only in the specific results which will be obtained from the study protocol, but equally in the infrastructure that will be created to facilitate the conduct of this trial.
New technology and the Internet are creating ways to conduct and present research for students and scholars alike.
3D printing technology is creating opportunities to conduct mate choice experiments in the field by facilitating the production of biologically accurate decoys.
The Bush administration, long allergic to the idea of investigating the government's failure to prevent the Sept. 11 terror attacks, is now doing its best to bury the national commission that was created to review Washington's conduct.
