Sentence examples for expected to conduct at from inspiring English sources

The Hearsts have had at least one appraisal, the land conservancy is having two done, and the state is expected to conduct at least one.

By 2004, 80% of companies that engage in direct marketing are expected to conduct at least one e-mail campaign, says Roberts.

The orchestra's many collaborations with Boulez, who is expected to conduct at Tuesday's performance, date back to 1969.

The auction is one of many that the Postal Service expects to conduct as it begins a major downsizing effort aimed at aligning capacity with declining volume.

Fellows will be expected to conduct online, and at times in-the-field, research to produce policy-oriented work on short deadlines.

The sheriff's office expected to conduct foreclosure evictions at 4,500 properties this year, compared to 1,771 in 2006.

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — The sign above the entrance to the Giants' locker room reads "NY Giants Championship Culture," indicating that members of the defending Super Bowl champions are expected to conduct themselves as professionals at all times.

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

As poet laureate, she will be paid a $30,000 stipend and expected to conduct and organize three events at the Library of Congress.

As a result, the selected teachers are expected to conduct training with other teachers at the state and district levels.

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