Sentence examples for how it conducts from inspiring English sources

Britain would instead simply explain how it conducts its naval operations in the region.

They insist Murdoch has no control over the release of evidence to the Met or how it conducts its investigations.

This is to some extent a question of interpretation, but I should have been clearer on how TBIJ differs from other groups in how it conducts its research.

Two military coups and a long period of martial law (under the current president's late father, Park Chung-hee) have given the army exceptional leeway in how it conducts its affairs.

South Florida will not join the national race in West Virginia's place, but it will not have to endure taunts about who it is, where it plays, and how it conducts its business.

While the Shin Bet will say nothing about how it conducts its covert battle against terror groups, published (and censored) testimony by ex-officials, along with Palestinian human rights reports, creates an outline of how the agency has recruited and run collaborators over the years.

In an explanation of how it conducted its investigation, published along with its series, The Times said the foundation did not provide details for about $4.3 billion of investments it characterizes as loans.

Last weekend the bank published an apology - signed by Stuart Gulliver - to its customers and staff adding that it had completely overhauled how it conducted its business since 2008.

Warner's visit spurred the company to make some changes in how it conducted its internal investigation.

The American Association for Public Opinion Research censured a Georgia-based firm called Strategic Vision L.L.C. in September for failing to reveal information about how it conducted its polls during the 2008 presidential race.

In early 2010, FiveThirtyEight Editor Nate Silver attributed Rasmussen's Republican lean to a "house effect": How it conducted its polls led to a Republican advantage.