Sentence examples for will to conduct from inspiring English sources

But last year the Government passed a law allowing the police to enter the sect's sites at will to conduct inspections.

Aum's every move is being monitored by authorities under a new law passed last year that allows the police and Justice Ministry officials to enter sect facilities at will to conduct inspections.

Today, however, the ISC chairman, Sir Malcolm Rifkind, insists that such criticisms are outdated, and that his committee now had the powers, the staff and the will to conduct thorough and effective investigations.

Dhiab contends that the military's practice of forcibly feeding detainees through tubes inserted through the nose into the stomach is abusive, as is removing detainees from their cells against their will to conduct what the military calls "enteral feeding".

I still think the mission in Afghanistan is a good one, but I'm losing faith that the U.S. government, the U.S. military and NATO have the ability and will to conduct a successful counterinsurgency campaign.

However, initial progress of the quality assurance process was not comprehensive enough; in particular, a lack of periodic system of monitoring quality led to an inability to ensure quality structures were put in place, which may have implied that NHIF lacked the resources and will to conduct quality assurance assessments.

I will recommend to conduct the operation so that nothing on you will grow again".

And yet you will have to conduct it.

Explain to students that they will prepare to conduct a mock session of the United States Senate.

The department will continue to conduct microbial testing to ensure food safety.

I hope these companies will decide to conduct their research the right way.