Sentence examples for needed to conduct a from inspiring English sources

The Bush administration initially refused to continue the talks with North Korea, saying it needed to conduct a review.

In the meantime, the company needed to conduct a large pragmatic trial looking at clinical outcomes in typical patients.

A third slide said that SAP needed to conduct "a full and complete assessment of the legality of the service model".

The administration says it has no plans to restart underground nuclear testing, but wants to speed up the time needed to conduct a test in case of a national emergency.

Simon Walker, director general of the Institute of Directors business lobby group, said it was essential that investors had faith in the audited accounts of UK companies and that the FRC needed to conduct a thorough review to maintain confidence.

At an appearance in St . Petersburgtoday, Ms. Reno said that Florida needed to conduct a search for a prominent child welfare advocate with management experience to head the Department of Children and Families.

That puts Rees on the spot when pretty and pampered Sister Chastity is murdered and an outsider is needed to conduct an objective investigation.

The hope is that by gathering the scores of volunteers needed to conduct an early caucus, Nevadans, who historically turn out in dismal numbers for primaries, will be more engaged.

This chapter will essentially round out the remaining information needed to conduct an investigation on a user, group, or entity.

The most up-to-date thermodynamic properties of seawater, as needed to conduct an exergy analysis, are given as correlations in this paper.

Meanwhile, hundreds of vacancies of high-level positions at the State Department and Ambassadorships around the world, needed to conduct an effective foreign policy, remain unfilled.