Sentence examples for deciding to execute from inspiring English sources

Instead, a decade late and after a week of mourning the victims of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, Bush 43 went into Afghanistan War with a weak hand, with a "let's not get our troops bloody" weaker mindset, deciding to execute the hunt for bin Laden and fight with the Taliban from a distance.

As a reaction, it decides to execute actions that can reduce the typical query execution times (e.g., disabling other queries as discussed in Section 'Identification of candidate queries for disablement'. In the reflective control loop, the long term memory is taken into account to take proactive actions (i.e, before the execution of the actual queries).

If anyone decides to execute this workflow, one will be forwarded to the execution and input page to enter the paths to the credential file, security file, command line file, and input NGS data.

Osborne has decided to execute a graceful U-turn.

"I felt wronged and decided to execute her," said Sérgio Costa, one of her killers.

"They found that seven of the Barri clan were involved in killing and they decided to execute them.

But Professor Allen said it was easier for jurors to come to know a defendant who represents himself, and harder for them to decide to execute him.

Cameron decided to execute a policy U-turn last week, but had not forseen that one-to-one discussions with Clarke on Tuesday would leak.

"If he projects himself as angry or belligerent," Professor Bacigal said, "it might be a little easier to decide to execute him".

They decided to execute a "definitive depth-attitude survey", to explore the premise that the principal problem of advertising is not with the general public but with criticism of it that stems through though-leader groups.

'It was very bad luck that this al-Qaeda cell happened to be driving past, saw us, pulled into a side street and decided to execute us.' But it has not led him to reflect on the randomness of fate.