Develop and strengthen human capacities for the execution of local policies, having as main axis the training of managers, administrators, technicians, nutritionists, teachers, local coordinators of education, among others.
As a writer I am amazed at her capacity for invention and execution".
New Deal" had ushered in an era where the President was personally responsible for managing an ongoing existential crisis for the country, surrounded by expertise, but reliant on his own capacity for judgment and execution.
Somehow, we seem to have lost the capacity for long-range planning and execution — at a time when, arguably, foresight and patience are more essential than ever before.
The Defense Department led by Donald H. Rumsfeld was given the lead in overseeing the postwar period in Iraq despite its "lack of capacity for civilian reconstruction planning and execution".
This step is required to make the assessment practically feasible, as the original crop data sets are large, requiring a large computing capacity and execution time, particularly for RF imputation (see the Results section Imputation accuracy and execution time).
To the judge, "Ohio's execution policy now embraces a nearly unlimited capacity for deviation from the core or most critical execution procedures".
For Quest, those metrics were productivity, ability to gauge capacity, prioritization, execution, collaboration and communication.
75% declared for execution.
Connecticut provides for execution by lethal injection.
Submits statement for execution by any host.
