Sentence examples for school has conducted from inspiring English sources

The school has conducted flight training for 20 years.

The school has conducted competitions whose prizes include internships or having their prototypes produced at Shoe Polytechnic; Allen Edmonds; PPR, which owns luxury brands like Gucci, Yves Saint Laurent and Alexander McQueen; and Coach, whose designer, Reed Krakoff, is an alumnus.

Tobias J. Moskowitz, a finance professor at the University of Chicago's business school, has conducted extensive research on the geography of investing.

In a statement to The Huffington Post, Seton Hall University representative Laurie Pine said the school has conducted an internal investigation and promptly notified the South Orange Police Department.

Nearly all of the 2,900 primary and middle school students in that city survived, largely as a result of regular and rigorous disaster drills that the schools had conducted.

More than 50 schools have conducted sexual assault climate surveys, a critical first step for administrators to understand to prevent harmful trends assault on their campus, and hundreds institutions have begun reforming their policies.

"Crime occurs where there are opportunities, in a building with 800 or 2,000 kids, all of whom bring things that are often not locked up," said William Modzeleski, a deputy secretary in the Office of Safe and Drug-Free Schools in Washington, who has conducted research on school safety and has found that most perpetrators are students.

Dr. Liu has conducted research on educational policy implementation, standards-based assessment, school finance, international education, and low SES students' school success.

Mr. Liu has conducted research on educational policy implementation, standards-based assessment, school finance, international education, and low SES students' school success.

So far Dr. Rupnick, now a researcher and instructor at Brigham & Women's Hospital in Boston and at Harvard Medical School, has conducted her experiments only in mice -- especially so-called ob/ob mice, which are very fat creatures naturally predisposed to eating constantly and thus weighing two to three times as much as a normal mouse.

The first author, a European American female from a middle-class background, lives near the school and had conducted research at the school several years prior as part of a prior study on stress and mental health.