Sentence examples for that might conduct from inspiring English sources

He has no intention of submitting his tax plan to the committee or anywhere else that might conduct a serious analysis, since he seems intent on running a campaign far more opaque than any candidate has in years.

Before the party platform was finally approved there had been discussions about making gay marriage a felony and prosecuting any state official that might conduct a ceremony between same sex couples.

For larger partners with a diverse mandate and significant resources, one could consider a visiting partner such as an academic institution with multiple departments that might conduct complimentary efforts in LMIC community.

With millions of people taking PPA, documenting any association could only be accomplished through a large, carefully conducted study that might take years.

If this reason is to aid in confirming the basic rationality and sanity that might bear on Matilda's conduct, then other like weighted reasons would have to affect her mechanism of action similarly.

SEOUL, South Korea North Koreaea said Wednesday that its nuclear weapons program was no longer negotiable, and indicated that it might conduct its third nuclear test to retaliate against the United Nations Security Council's tightening of sanctions against the country for launching a rocket last month.

Peter Bell, the executive director of the National Reverse Mortgage Lenders Association, said that counselors would verify borrowers' identification "by asking for personal information," and that some might conduct credit inquiries so they could ask specific financial questions.

They said their impression, therefore, was that North Korea might conduct a test quite soon.

Yemen expressed an interest in receiving American training so that it might conduct the operations itself.

Chile's government, in response to the Senate report, said Thursday that it might conduct its own review of General Pinochet's secret bank accounts.

Judge Sullivan suggested that he might conduct the trial in Washington from Monday to Thursday, to allow Mr. Stevens to go back to Alaska on weekends to campaign.