Object

• survey: We may use an intermediary to conduct these surveys or contests.

• interview: Did he employ any interpreters or conduct any interviews during the campaign?

• investigation: NGC 1705 is an ideal laboratory to conduct investigations on star formation history.

• experiment: Those who wished to pursue this theory were free to apply to funding agencies for resources to conduct such experiments.

• research: The College had received funding to conduct research on optimum patterns of shift working.

• poll: This is the same data-collecting method used for conducting opinion polls in the west - tho much lower samples are deemed acceptable.

Preposition: on

• behalf: Source: Employe Research conducted on behalf of Norwich Union Healthcare, 2001.

Subject

• marketfacts: Conducted by marketfacts additional sources of katrina relief efforts.

Adjective modifier

• unbecoming: In unbecoming conduct down in a of all what.

• unlawful: Justification There is no unlawful conduct where less favorable treatment or a failure to take reasonable steps is justified.

• violent: Basically, it's serious foul play when you're challenging for the ball and violent conduct when the ball isn't there.

• ethical: Ethical conduct is a particular concern among more vulnerable service users.

• proper: This hex stresses proper conduct, watching your step.

• orderly: The high turnout, attitude, passion, enthusiasm, patience, tolerance and orderly conduct of the Ghanaian voter are applauded.

Converse of object

• govern: Q Why does the CIA need an exemption from rules that would govern the conduct of our military in interrogation practices?

Preposition: in

• accordance: Reviews must be conducted in accordance with Code C of PACE.

• conjunction: Regulation of social care should be conducted in close conjunction with the regulation of health care for the same clientele.

Preposition: of

• proceeding: We do not, and will not, participate in the administration or conduct of any proceeding before an Administrative Panel.

Preposition: under

• auspice: This will be the first occasion when the competition is conducted under the auspices of the Fédération Internationale des Sociétés Philosophiques ( FISP ).

Preposition: by

• marketfacts: Conducted by marketfacts additional sources of katrina relief efforts.