Sentence examples for when to conduct from inspiring English sources

There were a few occasions when to conduct an interview over lunch I needed my passport.

Both sides have held sputtering talks about how and when to conduct formal talks.

The evidence from it should be weighed very carefully by the groups that formulate guidelines about when to conduct angioplasty in the setting of a heart attack".

But, Ms. Priest said, the federal government could set some voluntary standards for how to determine voter intent on punch cards, for example, or when to conduct a recount.

The curious parliamentary manoeuvre of pro forma sessions was debated by the justices, which ultimately concluded that the constitution empowers the Senate to determine "how and when to conduct its business", including its schedule.

The department did send a letter to the Council on Monday outlining public safety initiatives it has undertaken in public housing, including changes to the Patrol Guide regarding how officers patrol public housing buildings and when to conduct stop and frisks inside them.

But he welcomed the authority the draft gives the inspectors to decide how, when and where to conduct the interviews.

"While cellphone coverage can be spotty -- particularly when trying to conduct a conference call with India -- it's still better than on a plane".

She said Operation Triton suspended its border control activities when necessary to conduct search and rescue operations.

These wider benefits consequent on tagging create complications when attempting to conduct a thorough cost-benefit analysis.

When attempting to conduct oversight, instead of cooperation from TSA the committees have been met with obfuscation, excuses and attempts to mislead".