Sentence examples for will now conduct from inspiring English sources

The royal commission will now conduct five weeks of consultation, with responses due by 18 March.

A panel will now conduct "further scientific assessments".Yet worries flow from the retrospective legislation overriding the fisheries authority.

With our legislative compromise, the board will now conduct the safety testing it should have from the beginning.

Forensics officers will now conduct DNA tests to prove beyond doubt the remains belong to Corlett "Lolo" Sono and Siboniso Anthony Shabalala.

Further, the company will now conduct independent testing, by a mutually agreed-upon laboratory, for any new products claiming to be "low calorie," "low fat," or "fat-free".

Instead, according to Darcy, the Army Corps of Engineers will now conduct a thorough environmental assessment and work with E.T.P. to "explore alternate routes for the pipeline crossing".

Drug testing will now be conducted outside the athletic department, Sloan said.

But given the rapid changes, she said, Sesame's research will now be conducted every six months instead of every two years.

"At the invitation of the F.M.C.S., and with the agreement of both parties, the ongoing negotiations will now be conducted under our auspices," George H. Cohen, the service's director, said in a statement Monday, the 72nd day of the N.H.L. lockout.

And, if the mayor ever lets up, those nice young men and women from the New York Post will take over.A good part of the race will inevitably focus on Mrs Clinton's relations with her husband, which will now be conducted at long distance.

We will now be conducting our own investigation with outside resources".