Sentence examples for may not conduct from inspiring English sources

The Justice Department's inspector general may not conduct investigations of misconduct among personnel at the F.B.I. without the permission of the attorney general or the deputy attorney general.

The agency's regulations say a "testing-the-waters candidate" may not conduct campaign-type activities "in close proximity to the election or over a protracted period of time".

"Until it secures A.G.M.A.'s consent, N.Y.C.B. may not conduct any tours which engage less than the entire company," the union said, adding that it mailed notice of its complaint to the company on Monday.

Scalia said that violated a core Fourth Amendment principle that police may not conduct a search unless there are reasons to believe that evidence will be found.

A person or entity may not conduct a restricted experiment with a select agent unless approved by the appropriate entities.

Thirty-one per cent of respondents think there is pressure to focus on and report positive results, rather than negative results, and that researchers rushing to publish results may not conduct appropriate replications and scrutiny of their work.

Accused of badly misreading the 2012 US election, Gallup has given up entirely on the horse race polls for the 2016 primary and may not even conduct them ahead of November's general election.

Another controversy is that the surgical patient may be assessed by a different anaesthetist who may not actually conduct the anaesthesia for the given patient [ 18].

"To the extent that an audit turns into an adversarial affair, it may not be conducted properly.

One South Korean lawmaker told Yonhap news agency that they had been informed in a private meeting by the country's spy agency that North Korea may not have conducted the test due to the relatively small size of the seismic wave reported.

As a consequence, the UL transmission may not be conducted as scheduled, which implies the resource utilization of unlicensed spectrum is reduced.