Sentence examples for managed to conduct from inspiring English sources

Despite its own share of insecurity, Afghanistan managed to conduct a credible presidential election last year.

"We've managed to conduct our relationship with them with a struggle; politically, officially," Mr. Zebari said.

Government officials tried for two weeks to silence and discredit her, until an opposition satellite network and CNN managed to conduct interviews with her.

Apparently, these two physically distinctive hominin species managed to conduct a long coexistence in the limited confines of the Levant for upward of 50 millennia.

Yoel never took his eyes off his son in the ring, but he still managed to conduct three or four simultaneous conversations with those gathered around him.

The party in power, the Institutional Revolutionary Party, or PRI, for decades managed to conduct elections without seeing major threats to its grip on power.

It manages to conduct all its business in about 10 minutes a week.

While most buildings manage to conduct their meetings on their own, said Stuart Saft, chairman of the Council of New York Cooperatives and Condominiums, "we try to bring the companies in when we know in advance that there is going to be a contentious election, or in very large buildings where it would be next to impossible to tabulate all the votes".

Criminals and crime organizations that manage to conduct such attacks successfully could remain unknown and unseen for a long time, while getting consistently richer by means of their insider information.

Due to lack of funds, the program can only manage to conduct the exchanges every few weeks.

Due to lack of funds, the program can only manage to conduct the exchanges every few weeks. .