Sentence examples for never to conduct from inspiring English sources

First came a formal apology from the dean of Columbia's business school, then a letter from Mr. Flynn in which he apologized and promised never to conduct such studies again.

I never used to conduct new music.

Colangelo clarified that Krzyzewski never planned to conduct tryouts to determine the final two or three spots on the 12-man roster.

And he has never wanted to conduct a unilateral withdrawal, believing that a withdrawal would be most safely performed as part of an agreement with Syria.

Mr. Holt said in a recent interview that his first doubts came after anthrax was found in his Congressional office in October 2001 but investigators never returned to conduct systematic testing to trace the path of the anthrax spores.

Even in the glory years of the handpicked NBC Symphony Orchestra, he routinely flew into tantrums during rehearsals, breaking his baton, storming off the stage, vowing never again to conduct such louts, whose playing was an insult to him and to Beethoven -- who, the point seemed to be, were equals.

(Last month Holiman agreed never again to conduct securities business in the state).

Unfortunately, Republicans never intended to conduct a fair review of the facts in the Benghazi attacks.

Veteran CBS correspondent Mike Wallace expressed regret that the one major interview he was never able to conduct was that of Pat Nixon.

Though Teresa Lubbers, the state commissioner of higher education, was mentioned in the e-mails regarding the statewide review of courses, she later said that she "was never asked to conduct the survey of courses described in the e-mail exchanges, and that her office did not conduct such a survey".

"He never pressed us to conduct religious rituals," she told me.