Sentence examples for were to conduct from inspiring English sources

Yet if the taxman were to conduct himself in this fashion, there would be a national uprising, and justly so.

Embedded in that speech was an unorthodox monetary policy that the Fed and Treasury were to conduct jointly.

But the N.F.L.'s executive vice president for football operations, Ray Anderson, said he spoke to McKinnely and reminded him that officials were to conduct themselves professionally.

The European Union's environment ministers were to conduct a post-mortem on Copenhagen at an informal meeting in Seville on Saturday.

IF you were to conduct a survey of the country's top economists, you would find a fair number who did not believe that the Federal Reserve should be taking more aggressive steps to help the economy.

If one were to conduct an experiment to test such an idea, one would take a continuous forest, cut it up into isolated patches, and then wait for species to become locally extinct in them.

Mr. Lopez also said that if North Korea were to conduct a missile test now — considered by some to be the least provocative action the North could take if it needs to make good on its bluster — the Obama administration was likely to react with measured criticism.

Julius Rudel is to conduct.

Riccardo Muti is to conduct.

Ilan Volkov is to conduct.

The class's first assignment was to conduct an interview.