Sentence examples for essentially conducting from inspiring English sources

I was essentially conducting direct negotiations between the government of Israel and Hamas".

The two men accused the trustee, Irving H. Picard, of essentially conducting a witch hunt, claiming that his lawsuit, filed in December in Manhattan, was "abusive, unfair and untrue".

Marvin Goodfriend, a former research director at the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, said the Fed was essentially conducting an experiment by trying to end its purchases of mortgage securities.

But by including the young people in the study, Joshua Plotnik, the lead researcher, was essentially conducting an experiment within an experiment: Can young students, with their fresh eyes and questioning minds, help unlock the inner workings of the elephant mind?

"One area in which I have been relentless in criticism of the Obama administration has been their refusal to say anything about it, and at the same time essentially conducting the foreign policy of the U.S. by leaked journalism," he said.

Weight-training programs are essentially conducted year-round.

As Julia Belluz pointed out in a piece for Vox, Oz then essentially conducted a "made-for-TV physical of Trump".

It was essentially conducted by committee, with Beethoven setting the tempos and Michael Umlauf, a violinist and composer, doing most of the rest.

On a related note, today also marks the first six months of the Legal Ombudsman (LeO), which deals with complaints about poor service by lawyers (essentially conduct issues).

Because the Putnam managers' trading was intended to capitalize on inefficiencies in the funds' share pricing, the transactions were essentially conducted using inside information, according to securities lawyers and regulators.

In a way, it's a very old-fashioned idea — as Cassity notes, Jews have, essentially, conducted green burials for five thousand years — but it's also a striking departure from the way most American bodies are now buried.