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Meanings of conducting in English

Russian
дирижирование
Spanish
dirección de orquesta
Catalan
direcció d'orquestra

Directing a musical performance by way of visible gestures.

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Usage of conducting in English
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Police will be conducting special operations this week to target those responsible.
BBC
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Microbiology study results are necessary for conducting many comparative effectiveness research studies.
Pubmed
3
Chinese customs are conducting risk analysis according to the law, added Geng.
Radio NZ
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The companies are conducting required trials to confirm actual benefit to patients.
Reuters
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So there's a tradition in conducting, of right hand left hand independence.
Wired
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However, there is no standard process of conducting an effective journal club.
Pubmed
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No problem is really solved by conducting a crowd-sourced search like that.
Enigma of China
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The company is conducting pressure tests to ensure the seal can hold.
Reuters
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The U.S.-based agribusiness firm had begun conducting due diligence earlier this year.
Reuters
10
This demonstrates Thailand's level of complacency in conducting proper investigations, she said.
Reuters
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Thank you for your interest in conducting business in the United States!
Jamaica Observer
12
The Cuban government has denied any role and is conducting an investigation.
Reuters
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Conclusions: Cognitive interviewing identifies local difficulties in conducting HIVST from manufacturer-translated IFUs.
Pubmed
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Security in the town was heavy, with troops conducting spot body checks.
Reuters
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The three-member U.N. team conducting the inquiry began its work in July.
Reuters
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Per contra, the UUP had the most alarming way of conducting meetings.
A journey: my political life
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Conducting through the time
Conducting across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
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