Sentence examples for had conducted as from inspiring English sources

But Iraqis had complained that the big sweeps the military had conducted as recently as mid-July were rounding up not only Baathists and criminals, but also ordinary Iraqis.

Colonel Warren said the American-led coalition had conducted, as part of the Ramadi campaign, more than 630 airstrikes since July, including three on Sunday that hit 18 targets.

Founded by two brothers who developed the technology from research their father had conducted as a professor, Decision Lens began by selling its software a service toolkit to government agencies.

The studied sample was characterized by a predominance of involuntarily admitted patients and the majority diagnoses of mood disorders, anxiety disorders and PDs as shown in the cross-sectional study [ 32] that we had conducted as the former stage of the investigation on hospitalized suicidal patients, most of whom subsequently participated in this study.

But research I've conducted, as well as studies done by others, shows this central assumption may be wrong: helping refugees doesn't cost as much as we think it does.

He was also critical of polling that the firm has conducted as part of the study, asking county employers about the potential effect of a wage increase.

"As Stier acknowledges himself, no labor union in the history of the United States has conducted as extensive an internal program to free itself of any remaining influence of organized crime as the I.B.T. has under this administration".

We've heard the same sentiment expressed about many highly skilled specialists during the hundred-plus interviews we've conducted as part of our research into knowledge use and sharing.

The institutional culture that once allowed police officers to use their judgment has dissipated, according to in-depth conversations with current officers that I have conducted as part of my research on policing.

Tuesday's session is the fourth the committee has conducted as part of what it intends to be a "comprehensive" study of the UK's drugs policy.

The following generalizations--and they are just that: generalizations--are drawn from thousands of interviews I've conducted as a recruiter in the biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries.