Sentence examples for personally conducted from inspiring English sources

Later, he acknowledged having personally conducted two searches.

"The psychologists personally conducted interrogations of some of the CIA's most significant detainees using these techniques".

He personally conducted many of the negotiations with Len Murray, the TUC leader.

What, if any, analysis had you personally conducted before making that statement?

In his accounts of them he makes extensive use of oral histories (including interviews he personally conducted) as well as memoirs, tapes and documents from their presidential libraries.

He personally conducted more than 900 hearings in which he gave survivors the chance to argue their claims, to rant, or simply to grieve.

She asked to go on a short course so that she could personally conduct the assessments and run the system in its entirety.

At prime minister's questions Brown said he wanted progress on "clearing up" the general problem and Jack Straw, the justice secretary, was, he said, personally conducting inquiries.

The new rules also require journalists to produce at least two sources for any "critical" news reports and to personally conduct interviews when gathering information.

Last year, Wang, once notorious for his erratic, often frightening professional conduct – he reportedly enjoyed personally conducting autopsies – was sentenced to 15 years in prison for charges including abuse of power, defection and taking bribes.

The principle known as the "Goldwater rule" prohibits psychiatrists from giving professional opinions about public figures without personally conducting an examination, as Jane Mayer wrote in this magazine in May.