Sentence examples for looking to conduct from inspiring English sources

The message said that "foreign terrorists may be currently looking to conduct attacks against tourist areas in Bangkok in the near future".

It says the church holds services there on Sundays and Wednesdays and has been gaining members because of the repairs, and is looking to conduct more religious activities once the work is completed.

With the Mets looking to conduct their second round of interviews for managerial candidates this week at the general managers' meetings in Orlando, Fla., Terry Collins and Bob Melvin are expected to get callback interviews, and they may be the only ones who get them.

The embassy alert, addressed to American citizens, warned that "foreign terrorists may be currently looking to conduct attacks against tourist areas in Bangkok in the near future" and urged "caution when visiting public areas where large groups of Western tourists gather".

A company in New York cannot import enough raw cannabis to conduct the clinical trials," said Dr. Tamir Gedo, the CEO of Breath of Life, a manufacturer of pharmacy grade API for companies looking to conduct clinical trials.

When we interviewed Recharge, we noted that the app could appeal to people looking to conduct extracurricular activities during working hours (wink), something its hotel partners might not like for long.

Problems have arisen in this system when researchers have looked to conduct a nationwide study or a study involving participants from more than one region.

And in Mr Jansons' enabling rather than autocratic style of leadership there were some real lessons for business people who look to conducting to show them how to run an organisation.

As the costs of research increase it is no wonder that pharmaceutical companies are looking to developing nations to conduct much of their research.

Do people, without the fear of not being able to eat, accomplish far more and benefit society far more?" To answer those and other questions, YC is looking to hire a scientist to conduct a study.

To find out, we first have to look to experiments conducted more than 30 years ago.