Sentence examples for talk about conducting from inspiring English sources

You talk about conducting a review to make immigration enforcement more 'humane,' but let me tell you that there is nothing humane about enforcement, even from the way you refer to us, as aliens, not even humans.

In response, Washington talked about conducting more military operations on its own, or with a few chosen allies.

And he's spent a lot of time talking about conducting outreach to what he calls the Muslim world.

But nobody talks seriously about conducting sixty thousand murder trials in Rwanda.

Mr. Bush, who has yet to meet Mr. Arafat but had his sixth session with Mr. Sharon today, heard and to some extent echoed the Israeli leader's skepticism about conducting political talks with the Palestinians until there is significant reform of the Palestinian Authority.

Some aides maybe were talking about possibly conducting some polls.

We talked about conduct, about what was acceptable and what was not.

The federal officials offered behavioral remedies that most of the attorneys general -- even those now talking about conduct remedies -- considered far too weak.

Crucially, and after admitting his regrets that as captain he did not order the players back to the team hotel, Moody said: "We talked about conduct, about what was acceptable and what was not.

Why am I talking about studies conducted almost 20 years ago?

They sometimes talk about "expressive conduct," which can seem like another way of saying "useless speech": utterances that do little more than disclose a point of view.