Sentence examples for world conducts from inspiring English sources

They must stay sober and be paragons of patience, even when the world conducts itself like a drunk whose outbursts are frighteningly unpredictable.

Late last month, the commandant of the United States Coast Guard met with leaders of the International Maritime Organization on the banks of the Thames in London to propose sweeping changes in the way the world conducts international shipping.

Icarda, which holds seeds from the Middle East and other dry regions of the world, conducts research to improve the livelihoods of local rural communities, providing technology that local farmers use, improving and breeding plant varieties to make them resistant to harsh climate, and working on land and water management and animal health.

A1 SECURING U.S. PORTS -- The commander of the United States Coast Guard, Adm. James M. Loy, has proposed sweeping changes in the way the world conducts international shipping in an effort to safeguard America's 100 seaports and effectively monitor the billions of tons of cargo that pass through them.

James Grant, editor of Grant's Interest Rates Observer newsletter in New York, argues that, for better or worse, "the world conducts its business in nominal dollars" rather than in real dollars.

Jessica Stern, who lectures on terrorism at Harvard, traveled around the world conducting interviews with known terrorists.

Studies in the real world conducted so far suggest that treatment has a negligible effect on follow-up symptomatology.

Renditions were played in concert halls around the world conducted by artists like Eugene Ormandy, Leonard Bernstein and Arthur Fiedler and narrated by performers like Danny Kaye and Carol Channing.

And he went all around the world conducting, and we'll talk more about that next time — where he conducted.

That's what we saw in a study of nearly 20,000 employees around the world (conducted with HBR and Tony Schwartz).

National Voices has just published five simple guides summarising more than 750 systematic reviews from across the English speaking world, conducted between 1998 and 2013.