Sentence examples for efficient conduct from inspiring English sources

The new location "will serve theconvenience of the parties and witnesses and promote the just and efficient conduct of the litigation," the United States Judicial Panel on Multi district Litigation said.

The new location "will serve the convenience of the parties and witnesses and promote the just and efficient conduct of the litigation," said the United States Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation.

It is tasked with identifying "nonpartisan ways to shorten lines at polling places, promote the efficient conduct of elections and provide better access to the polls for all voters," the announcement said.

In February 1859, a Navy board reported favorably on the Coston signal, stating that it was a better signal than any known to them and reiterating that "a good code of signals, plainly intelligible to the persons addressed, is absolutely necessary for the efficient conduct of a fleet".

In a statement, the office said Angela Kane, the high representative for disarmament affairs, remained engaged with the Syrian government in the hope of agreeing "as soon as possible" on ways "to ensure the proper, safe and efficient conduct of the mission".

In response, he reported: D.F.A.T. told us there were documents relating to his imprisonment and death but we weren't entitled to see them because their release could have a substantial adverse impact on the proper and efficient conduct of consular operations.

Vessel, also called trachea, in botany, the most specialized and efficient conducting structure of xylem (fluid-conducting tissues).

Therefore, phase separation of AEMs was validated to be advantageous for the efficient conducting of anions.

CPB exert beneficial properties as a good adhesive for LiFePO4 cathodes, and an efficient conducting material for Li+ inside the cathode, providing a facile pathway for ion movement.

The ability to do this with the greatest precision offers the opportunity to advance clinical research in ARDS through the cost-efficient conduct of treatment trials.

In the second round of the survey, Kandala was dropped as only 46 interviews had been conducted in Round 1, and it was not logistically and technically efficient to conduct a survey there again.