Sentence examples for decided to conduct their from inspiring English sources

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

The History Hunters had read news reports about Odyssey's deal with the British government, and they decided to conduct their own research on the Sussex.

After the charge on the elections office, and just before the vote calling off the entire manual count, the three canvassers were led by police escort back to the public recount area from the room where they had decided to conduct their tally shielded from public view.

The closest approximation might be if Nader's Raiders decided to conduct their meetings in the midst of the Haight-Ashbury district in the summer of 1967.

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

Facebook was in the midst of conducting its own audit when the U.K. government decided to conduct one of their own, therefore putting Facebook's on hold.

Before the Neuro-oncology DSG developed the guideline, members decided to conduct a practice survey of their intended audience, Ontario clinicians, to determine if there was support in the practicing community for this topic and if their perceptions of use of this drug were supported.

2) Answers could be influenced by social desirability in this way that GPs who decided to conduct a home visit would not question their own behaviour.

The statement said leaders had "decided to conduct high-level contacts and new sessions in their strategic dialogue at an opportune time".

Given the recession and the fact that many businesses had slashed their advertising budgets, we decided to conduct an analysis and shared it with the team.

Wanting to know more about threesomes in their own right, he decided to conduct research on the subject himself.