Sentence examples for have just conducted from inspiring English sources

Union representatives at Sheffield Hallam University have just conducted a survey of the conditions for its zero-hours staff in an attempt to increase pressure on management to stop the practice.

I met Fuentes five years ago, but my relationship with his books, at least according to the personal survey I have just conducted, began in 1992, when I read The Death of Artemio Cruz and Aura and also Geography of the Novel.

The TV website Digital Spy has just conducted a study of the "deadliest" location in British soaps.

He has just conducted Samuel Barber's "Adagio for Strings" amid the ruins of the World Trade Center.

And in Delaware last week, Christine O'Donnell, a Republican Senate candidate, threatened to sue a radio station if it released a video tape of an interview she had just conducted.

TRAFFIC, an organisation that monitors the illegal wildlife trade, has just conducted a survey to identify the most important buyers of rhino horn.

Well, here we are: Ben Bernanke is now Master of the Universe Fed chairman, and he has just conducted an experiment — QE2 — in asset purchases.

Barron's has just conducted its Big Money poll; the bulls in its survey predict that the Dow will hit 9,488 by June 2010, the bears 7,596.

Ukip, which has just conducted extensive testing of potential European election candidates to root out those with maverick views, played down the "tongue-in-cheek" comments.

In a makeshift tent Leonard Bernstein had just conducted the New York Philharmonic in Copland's "Fanfare for the Common Man" and other works.

He once, in the early 1960s, spent the better part of a whole night driving Carlo Maria Giulini – who had just conducted the young Luciano Pavarotti in Rigoletto – around Rome.