Sentence examples for years to conduct from inspiring English sources

The family fled; the Libyan secret police had to wait 11 years to conduct their interrogation.

Mahdi al-Hafidh, Iraq's minister of planning, said it normally took two years to conduct a census.

Susan Copeland, a lawyer for landfill opponents, said it could take years to conduct the studies and public hearings for a statewide plan.

FDA gave ENDS manufacturers two years to conduct and submit product analyses, nonclinical, and clinical analyses to support an ENDS product's impact on the public health.

That would allow nearly 10,000 American troops to remain in the country for two more years to conduct counterterrorism operations and continue training and advising the ill-prepared Afghan army and police.

She also cautioned that providing the F.D.A. with more data might not change its stance and that it might take years to conduct new studies of the hip, known as the ASR, or articular surface replacement.

Though she maintained a full schedule of teaching responsibilities, Hamilton continued to devote six months a years to conducting her surveys of employment conditions within various industries.

"You don't kill 935 whales in a year to conduct scientific research.

I took a year to conduct the additional reporting and to write the manuscript.

The three ships have been contracted for a year to conduct the new search.

They met for over a year to conduct the study, which was mandated by Congress and sponsored by the NIH.