The phrase 'has being conducted' is not correct in written English.
It should be 'has been conducted.' For example: A survey has been conducted to assess customer satisfaction.
Never has being wrong felt so right.
The number does not include dozens of lower priority investigations at defence sites, or any being conducted by the South Australian EPA, which has not been able to provide details.
Jordanian law has been applied to the camp, and marriages of under-18s being conducted by imams or sheiks are not recognised by the courts.
The trial had been running for approximately one year prior to the evaluation being conducted.
Our future robot overlords could have feline cunning and cat-like reflexes thanks in part to research being conducted at Georgia Tech's School of Interactive Computing.
The official inquiry being conducted by the cabinet secretary, Sir Gus O'Donnell, will now not be completed until next week, meaning the Whitehall investigation into Werritty's finances, and his influence over defence policy, will have taken more than a week.
The monkeys are part of a protracted experiment in aging being conducted by a University of Wisconsin team.
The research being conducted is a part of NASA's futurist research into 2030-2035 flight.
The processed signals are first saved as XML files prior to the test being conducted.
VICE spoke to Elisabeth to learn more about the research being conducted.
Most research on religiosity and well-being has been conducted with Christian denominations in the US.
