Sentence examples for means to conduct from inspiring English sources

Cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin serve as a means to conduct electronic transactions without commercial banks as intermediaries.

United Nations officials, uneasy with soliciting or demanding defections, have been searching for a means to conduct private interviews with Iraqi scientists inside the country.

Mr. Wilson writes that Mr. Libby "evidently seized opportunities to rail openly against me" and was an "ardent neoconservative" who had the "motive and means" to conduct a covert inquiry to identify Mr. Wilson's wife, Valerie Plame.

The SPF Costing Tool has been used by a number of countries – including Argentina, Egypt, Madagascar and Senegal – as a means to conduct broader costing and affordability analyses.

This information was not collected by their hospital and available to them electronically, nor did they have the time or means to conduct their own audits by reviewing individual patient medical records – we don't have a mechanism in place to evaluate, out of all the cases I've done in the last year, how many met the standards (P506).

The additional markers placed on the interspecific Allium map confirm the value of A. roylei as a valuable bridge between the genetics of onion and A. fistulosum and as a means to conduct efficient mapping of expressed sequence markers in Allium.

In fact nothing deflects our attention from the movie's ideas and the central debates about what education is for, who owns history, and in a more general way how we are meant to conduct our lives.

It was such an intense interview with this incredible group that I found myself at a loss for words and so engrossed that at times I forgot I was meant to conduct it and ask questions.

We meant to conduct an email interview with photographer Timothy Briner, but he couldn't get back to us because he was on a road trip with two other photographers who have work in Issue 3 of Mossless magazine: Sean Stewart whom we've previously interviewed for VICE and Joe Leavenworth, who recently had a well-attended exhibition and book release at VUU Collective in Brooklyn.

Playing on the double meaning in French of the verb conduire which means to lead or drive, and se conduire which means to behave or conduct oneself, it follows Foucault's suggestion that power is all about the 'conduct of conducts'.

Orthogonal arrays are a means to only have to conduct a minimal number of experiments.