Sentence examples for held to conduct from inspiring English sources

Meetings were then held to conduct "walkthroughs" of the anticipated focus group session.

This is enshrined in the treaties, whereby the European Institutions are held to "conduct their work as openly as possible"(Article 15 of the TFEU) and shall "give citizens and representative associations the opportunity to make known and publicly exchange their views in all areas of Union action" (Article 11 of the TEU).

Yesterday, Mr. McCall's campaign acknowledged the existence of a photograph from that trip taken of the comptroller with a cocked M-16 held to his shoulder, conducting shooting practice at what his aides said was an antiterrorist camp at an undisclosed location in Israel.

The dioceses and provinces hold synods to conduct the business of the church in their areas.

Specific insights into various rocket models including high thrust cryogenic engines and their holding mechanisms to conduct wind tunnel experiments in the HAT facility are analyzed.

In a statement, Mr. Rahall said he would hold hearings to conduct "a sweeping review on whether politics is infiltrating decisions governing" endangered species.

The I.N.S. also raised concerns about the legality of holding aliens to conduct clearance investigations after they had received final orders of removal or voluntary departure orders.

It has the power to set and enforce the amount of capital that banks must hold and to conduct "stress tests" evaluating the health of banks and other financial institutions whose collapse would pose a systemic risk to the economy.

Enjoining Microsoft from conduct held to be anticompetitive would redress all of the antitrust violations found by the Court.

"Military personnel should have the ability to pursue claims for wrongdoing and should also be held to account if their conduct breaches international laws.

A manager should be held to higher standards of conduct, Daniels said, but he also should not be judged by his lowest moment.