Sentence examples for expect to conduct from inspiring English sources

Arsene Wenger has stated that he doesn't expect to conduct much business before the World Cup started, but it was thought he would act early to replace the departing Bacary Sagna.

For the first time, law enforcement officials in Los Angeles have vowed to prosecute medical marijuana dispensaries that turn a profit, with police officials saying they expect to conduct raids.

By the time I put this online, he may well have popped back up, intact and unmoved, to explain his recent whereabouts, but in the meantime more than a few people are beginning to wonder if China's next head of state can really expect to conduct his life with the kind of imperial remove enjoyed by his predecessors.

In the coming days, we expect to conduct numerous additional interviews, examine video and other forensic evidence, as well as relevant physical evidence".

A Trust spokesman said: "In this case, we expect to conduct a public value test, including a public consultation, so licence fee payers will have the opportunity to have their say in the process".

"Don't expect to conduct civilizations the way we now do, because all the coastlines will get redrawn," he warned.

England captains, across the major sports, are human lightning rods, expected to conduct the electricity of unfeasible expectation.

Farm-Africa is expected to conduct the training.

It was absurd to be expected to conduct business — to do anything — at such a height.

The medical examiner is expected to conduct an autopsy to determine the cause of death.

He said that he expected to conduct a more low-key operation at the museum.