Sentence examples for carry out decisions from inspiring English sources

His main job will be restoring Ukraine's dysfunctional system of governance so that it can carry out decisions made elsewhere.

He recalls that layers of middle managers made it difficult for executives to make and carry out decisions.

Aides said Mr. Rouse would serve in a role similar to a chief operating officer, who can carry out decisions without approval from other aides.

He operated by consensus, shuttling among partners and offices, and through the firm's executive committee, relying on DiCarmine to carry out decisions.

Articles 48 and 49 of the Charter require member nations to carry out decisions of the Security Council for the maintenance of international peace and security.

Mrs. Merkel needs parliamentary support to carry out decisions made more than two months ago in Brussels, and to bolster her case she met with the Greek prime minister, George A. Papandreou, on Tuesday evening in Berlin.

Because the teams are made up of top-level line executives, there are no organizational barriers to carrying out decisions.

They planned to discuss the region's economic situation and the next steps for carrying out decisions made at a meeting of European leaders in late June.

Many Japanese also argue that although their system is perilously slow in reaching decisions during a crisis, it is very rapid in carrying out decisions.

He met each issue as it arose, and he exhibited the same vigour and determination in carrying out decisions that had characterized his conduct as commander of an army.

But the appeals judges said that even if he had known about crimes committed by Serb or pro-Serb fighters in Bosnia and Croatia, he had not directed or knowingly assisted in atrocities by sending aid, but was carrying out decisions to support the war effort.