Sentence examples for were to conduct a from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

The aims of this study were to conduct a face, content, and construct validity assessment of a FAST simulator and establish a rigorous assessment tool.

Our goals were to conduct a population-based study to determine the magnitude of the association between preeclampsia and ESRD and evaluate the role of shared risk factors.

For its part, the US said it would not be surprised if North Korea were to conduct a new missile test, with White House spokesman Jay Carney telling reporters: "We have seen them launch missiles in the past".

SMJ's first step was to conduct a survey.

To live today is to conduct a continuous moral inner monologue.

Their first job is to "conduct a root-and-branch review of how we conduct market intelligence," he said.

"The only way to be sure would be to conduct a controlled study with placebos for 10 years," he said.

State health investigators are to conduct a full inspection of the home immediately, a department spokesman said.