Sentence examples for planes to conduct from inspiring English sources

Instead, he appealed for planes to conduct aerial surveillance so they could anticipate more disasters.

Even so, Price's fall was swift — he resigned 11 days after the first of several reports by Politico about his use of private planes to conduct official business.

Munthali, who teaches surgery to medical students, is a member of the donor-funded FlySpec (Flying Specialist) program, which charters planes to conduct orthopedic surgeries in remote parts of the country.

Pretty Cool Hotmapping, a "geo-rectifying" British company, uses spy planes to conduct thermal surveys of some neighborhoods to determine which homes are leaking heat — and therefore, money (hotmapping.co.uk).

Suspecting that the accident involved overloading of the plane, the F.A.A. ordered the operators of small planes to conduct a survey of the weight of passengers and their bags, and adjust their assumptions accordingly.

The proposal would require operators of private planes to conduct fingerprint-based background checks on pilots, cross-check passenger names against a government watch list, establish a security program, submit to regular audits and limit what items may be taken on an aircraft.

Yet the alliance is still short on reconnaissance planes to identify hostile targets and refueling planes to allow fighter-bombers to conduct longer missions, a senior NATO diplomat said.

Dan, your blog post is wonderfully awesome and an ultimate relief for me too while I am planing for an interview to conduct.

Among the veterans I have gotten to know are a Vietnam infantryman who witnessed "400 or 500 human bodies in a heap, decomposing in 120-degree sun"; a World War II seaman who observed fish feeding on human corpses floating offshore of Tarawa and Iwo Jima and never again ate seafood; a pilot of a light observation plane in Vietnam who, to conduct bomb damage assessments, would "count feet or legs.

For a long time, the military used planes primarily to increase visibility of topography and troop movements, but starting in the early 1900s, the military began using planes to delivery ordinance and to conduct warfare.

Boeing hopes to conduct the plane's first test flight before the end of this year.