Sentence examples for that to conduct from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sarkozy reportedly joked that to conduct airstrikes, it would be necessary "to step over the body of Juppé." Mr. Juppé denies having been taken by surprise, but he reportedly threatened to quit unless Mr. Sarkozy stopped behaving unilaterally.

I learned in France that to conduct research in the national archives I first had to pass through the offices of a vaguely sadistic woman who guarded access like that three-headed beast of Hades.

Charles W. Fowler, president-elect of the Nassau County Council of School Superintendents, said that to conduct random testing in the school "gives the impression that this is a school problem that needs to be solved at the school level.

The chapter describes that to conduct a meaningful group study it is necessary first to establish that the participants have the same underlying disorder.

We concluded that these differences were so small that to conduct analyses both including and excluding dead hives would be merely repetitive, so we restricted further analyses to data that excluded dead hives.

Based on the results and modeling studies from other passive biological tissues we concluded that, to conduct a thorough test of the quasi-linear model, the minimum set of experimental paradigms to be applied was the following: Small elongation steps, executed within a few milliseconds, from initial lengths spanning the entire elongation range tested.

That morality applies to all rational persons makes clear that the sense of "morality" being defined is that guide to conduct that applies to all rational persons.

Why should faith groups, such as the Quakers, that wish to conduct gay marriages be forbidden from doing so?

That willingness to conduct catheterizations and other invasive procedures also helped fuel Dr. Moon's success within Redding Medical Center.

In the past, companies that wanted to conduct this research had to hire outside firms, which is a pricey proposition.

Elgar visited America in that year to conduct his music and to accept a doctorate from Yale.