Sentence examples for long to conduct from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Wojtaszek acknowledged in his own statement that he had waited too long to conduct a public campaign.

The electronic dimmer control circuit tells the SCR dimmer when and for how long to conduct the current during each cycle.

In Britain, as Mr Majidi points out, it took as long to conduct a public inquiry into the proposed construction of Heathrow's Terminal Five as it took to build Beijing's new airport terminal from scratch.There was no consultation with the public on the terminal.

The IPCC took too long to conduct investigations, she said.

Despite involving only 5 households, insights from this pilot study can be valuable to the design of larger community-wide studies, such as how long to conduct data collection or how many people to involve.

I don't think it will take very long to conduct the studies themselves, because ultimately the Commission staff has to determine whether they feel the studies are adequate.

For two people uninterested in technology, five years was a long time to conduct an e-mail friendship.

In particular, he turned to a book known as the Sarum Missal, which priests at Salisbury Cathedral had long used to conduct services.

The army has long wanted to conduct a major operation in North Waziristan, a tribal area bordering Afghanistan that is largely controlled by al-Qaida-linked militant groups.

"The commission likely will not have sufficient capacity in the near or long term to conduct effective examinations of registered investment advisers with adequate frequency," the report said.

So far, Tesla has declined to provide a Roadster to The New York Times for long enough to conduct a performance evaluation that meets the newspaper's automotive testing standards.