conduct
conduct.01 - directed motion
CONDUCT-V NOTES: Based on sentences in financial subcorpus.Comparison with lead. Member of VNcls accompany-51.7.(from conduct.01-v)CONDUCT-N NOTES: Roleset based on verb entry conduct.01,OntoNotes grouping conduct-n sense 2; maps to VN classaccompany-51.7. Framed by Claire. (from conduct.01-n)
Aliases:
conduct (v.)
conduct (n.)
conduct (n.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: conductor
ARG1-PPT: thing led
ARG1-PPT: thing led
conduct-v: lead an activity
Urging
LIN directorsARG0
to conductrel
`` a fair auctionARG1
on a level playing fieldARGM-LOC
, '' ...conduct-v: passivized
The studyARG1
, conductedrel
by a task force of the Brookings InstitutionARG0
, suggests that Congress should require the courts to develop the plans .conduct-v: lead music
I , for instance , was perfectly happy at Avery Fisher Hall the other day listening to
Helmuth RillingARG0
conductrel
the Messa per Rossini , a strange piece written by 13 different Italian composers to honor Rossini after his death in 1868ARG1
.conduct-n: NP only, Arg1
the
conductrel
of a policy that has a long - term rationaleARG1
conduct-n: Args 0 & 1
HerARG0
conductrel
of the companyARG1
for the past five yearsARGM-TMP
has resulted in double - digit growth .conduct-n: Args 0 & 1
The
commissioner 'sARG0
conductrel
of the investigationARG1
has been inept and possibly illegal .conduct.02 - behavior
CONDUCT-V NOTES: No VNcls. (from conduct.02-v)CONDUCT-N NOTES: Roleset based on verb entry conduct.02,OntoNotes grouping conduct-n sense 1; no relevant mapping to VN.Framed by Claire. (from conduct.02-n)
Aliases:
conduct (v.)
conduct (n.)
conduct (n.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: agent
ARG1-MNR: manner
ARG1-MNR: manner
conduct-n:
We all thought
little MaxARG0
conductedrel
himselfARGM-REC
very wellARG1
.conduct-n: Arg1 & LOC
The
child 'sARG0
conductrel
in front of guestsARGM-LOC
was intolerably rude .conduct-n: Arg0 as "of" PP
This book has tips to help improve the
conductrel
of your petARG0
.conduct-n: Args 0 & 1
In rare situations a defendant may clearly demonstrate an acceptance of responsibility for
hisARG0
criminalARG1
conductrel
.conduct-n: Args 0 & 1
She apologized for
herARG0
improperARG1
conductrel
, and accepted the public reprimand as recommended by the panel .conduct.03 - transmit, be a medium
CONDUCT-V NOTES: Added by Julia. Adjectival 'conductive' based on BOLT-7. (from conduct.03-v)CONDUCTION-N NOTES: Based on Thyme and Sharp data. Slight comparison to transmit.01. Transmit is a member of VN classsend-11.1-1. Framed by Katie. (from conduction.01-n)
Aliases:
conduct (v.)
conduction (n.)
conductive (j.)
conduction (n.)
conductive (j.)
Roles:
ARG1-PAG: transmitter
ARG2-PPT: transmitted
ARG2-PPT: transmitted
conduct-v: both args
Of the metalsARGM-ADV
, silverARG1
conductsrel
electricityARG2
the bestARGM-MNR
, although it is relatively expensiveARGM-ADV
.conductive-j
Did practice prove that
contempt for the Taiwanese peopleARG1
was notARGM-NEG
conductiverel
to unificationARG2
?conduction-n
nerveARG1
conductionrel
study