Sentence examples for times conduct from inspiring English sources

And the whole process should be intrusively monitored by an outside regulator".The banker must at all times conduct himself so as to justify the confidence of his clients in him," said J.P. Morgan junior.

Mr. Ailes also kept a coterie of operatives — many of them old friends from his days as a Republican strategist — who would at times conduct such surveillance, and attack campaigns, against journalists he viewed as hostile, chief among them Mr. Sherman.

Like virtually all German artists of his generation, Richter at times conducts a dialogue with Romanticism.

The New York Times conducts several literary events a year, like moderated panel discussions with writers.

The Times conducted extensive interviews with participants in Wal-Mart's investigation.

To discover how Americans regard class and where they place themselves, The Times conducted a nationwide survey in March.

IN these pages last week, an article reported on a spur-of-the-moment experiment The Times conducted in buying custom-written term papers over the Internet.

In an interview with The New York Times conducted in New York last Sunday, President Musharraf said Pakistan was doing all it could to seal the border.

To be sure, individual nations within the ALBA bloc have, at times, conducted themselves rather questionably from an environmental standpoint.

In the week before the vote in the House of Councillors, The Japan Times conducted a poll in Tokyo, Osaka and Hiroshima.

The Seattle Times conducted an investigation in 2013 that looked at the success rate of "saving" and breeding elephants in 390 U.S. facilities over 50 years.