Sentence examples for decide to conduct from inspiring English sources

It was probably inevitable that Barker would decide to conduct another operation in Son My.

I hope these companies will decide to conduct their research the right way.

It could decide to conduct attacks against U.S. interests in the event it feels its survival or that of Iran is threatened.... Lebanese Hezbollah sees itself as Tehran's partner".

I decide to conduct an experiment: using the Commons site, I will attempt to identify my MP, how she voted on a specific bill and the contents of that bill.

Of course, an officer might decide to conduct a search looking for one thing, stolen goods perhaps, and then find a knife in the course of the search; that would not make the search unlawful.

Back at the office, feeling curious, I decide to conduct a quick (and totally unscientific) experiment to check how much people in the United States actually care about the issue: I log onto the websites of the main U.S. presidential candidates to see if they have a position on climate change.

They decided to conduct it both ways.

So we decided to conduct an experiment.

This month the Daily Express decided to conduct a poll to find out.

Four of the women decided to conduct their own defence, including Jenny Fortune and Jo Robinson.

The Dolphins started training camp late, and Shula decided to conduct four-a-day practices.