Sentence examples for but also to execute from inspiring English sources

This scenario often unfolds with one party thinking to himself or herself not only about asking the other party to marry, but also to execute a prenuptial agreement.

Also to execute his wives on a whim.

The capacity to plan and create a computer program (COMP5) is linked to (CPS-C) planning and executing but also to (CPS-D) monitoring and reflecting (COMP6) Fig 3. Fig. 3 Four components of the CT competency related to CPS of PISA 2015.

Created for stealth and preferred for their ability to bypass commonplace security measures, such automated tools are used by hackers not only for spam attacks, but also to steal data, hijack servers and execute DDoS attacks, among other nefarious activities.

Andrés doesn't only have the ability to see everything, to know what to do, but also the talent to execute it; he's able to break through those lines.

"I-Media has not only demonstrated technology leadership, but also the ability to execute in the market, converting technology leadership to consistently strong results and satisfied customers".

It's an inefficient process that results not only in a lot of royalty leakage, particularly in smaller markets where specific deals have not been inked with local collection agencies; but also more costs to execute, and therefore fewer returns to rights holders.

You need to not only have unique idea but also relentless will to execute it and the foresight to pivot/restructure when the market dictates despite your attachment to the current plan".

According to the "response account," reviewed earlier, succeeding in this type task requires not only the ability of false-belief-representation, but also the ability to execute the response-selection and response-inhibition processes [ 2].

But the High Sparrow is also threatening to execute Loras Tyrell for being gay, so we still wish him a horrible death.

Big retail offers are also hard to execute.