Sentence examples for starting to conduct from inspiring English sources

Agents from the Federal Bureau of Investigation are also starting to conduct interviews in communities where potential terrorists might seek to blend in with local populations.

But the company quickly reversed course, hiring a high-profile microbiologist to help revamp its food-safety protocols and starting to conduct random tests, every fifteen minutes, for E. coli in its beef, after previously not testing it at all.

Health workers are now starting to conduct measles immunizations and have distributed water purifying tablets, ORS, and insecticide treated bed nets.

Taken together with data from the literature, the relatively high incidence of particular complications and high amount of estimated blood loss might possibly be explained by the learning curve of the surgeons starting to conduct the procedure.

Thus, even a further increase of gate voltage does not change the conductance until the third mode starts to conduct.

The device will start to conduct if a suitable amount of gate current is applied, but otherwise it will not.

This was the challenge faced by market and opinion researchers when they first started to conduct large-scale surveys.

"If you would start to conduct the wrong economic policy, then in a relatively short period you could destroy all these achievements," he said in a recent conversation.

But some companies have started to conduct video interviews, Ms. Doyle said, sending Webcams to be used temporarily by applicants who don't have them at home.

As I neared my 40s, I had also started to conduct, and made my debut at the Châtelet in Paris with Stravinsky's chamber opera Renard and Ligeti's Mysteries of the Macabre (which I sang and conducted).

Many of those regulations will be ironed out over the next year, when the state gambling board starts to conduct field tests of the devices in a casino that has yet to be selected.