Sentence examples for that would conduct from inspiring English sources

The breakthrough was doing that on a surface that would conduct electricity.

Mr. Gordon did not identify the individual or firm that would conduct the review.

Mr. Gordon did not identify the individual or firm that would conduct the review, or say when it would be complete.

Senator Edward M. Kennedy, Democrat of Massachusetts and chairman of the committee that would conduct confirmation hearings, said today: "Dr. Zerhouni has a distinguished record at Johns Hopkins.

The lawmakers said they were "disturbed" by reports, including an article this month in The New York Times, indicating that the State Department allowed TransCanada to essentially handpick the firm that would conduct the review.

Father Lombardi said the two men would probably be prosecuted in a single trial, but not before late September, because the tribunal that would conduct the trial is in recess until Sept. 20.

"We thought it would be in the interest of completeness that we would conduct that interview," Stern said.

The figures have been released by LawWorks in the week that the Labour party announced that it would conduct an inquiry into the provision of legal aid.

[C3.] British Airways to Conduct Inquiry British Airways said that it would conduct an internal investigation into a labor shortage that caused it to cancel more than 100 flights in the past week.

Think of it as a furry baton that would both conduct and inspire us towards a world of perfect harmony.

Prominent Democrats in Congress suggested today that they would give Mr. Ervin the benefit of the doubt that he would conduct a fair investigation.