Sentence examples for established to execute from inspiring English sources

With the application of new manufacture concepts and advanced design methods, a closed-loop complex model is established to execute the high-performance manufacture.

If we are the latter, then undermining infrastructure that Reagan established to execute that mission amounts to abandoning not only our interests and our values but also our very identity.

This mechanism is in striking contrast to MCF-10A cells, another immortalized, non-tumorigenic MEC cell line, which has been established to execute anoikis in response to loss of anchorage.

"We will be looking to allocate financial resources across multiple fronts such as an upgraded training ground and facilities, which are intended to include the academy, stadium upgrades and player acquisitions," promised Reform Acquisitions, a company established by Lerner to execute the takeover.

Hamar Sportsanlegg (HSA) was established in 2003 to execute the plan.

In order to distinguish between these possibilities, we established a system to execute conditional deletion at the late morula/early blastocyst stage.

But we all know how difficult it is to establish a framework to execute potentially conflicting objectives.

The words "prescribe regulations establishing" are substituted for "not later than ninety days after January 6 , 1983 publish in the Federal Register for public comment, proposed regulations and, not later than one hundred and eighty days after January 6 , 1983 promulgate final regulations, establishing" to eliminate unnecessary and executed words.

The Wagner Act of 1935 greatly increased the authority of the federal government in industrial relations and strengthened the organizing power of labour unions, establishing the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) to execute this program.

Hence the government will be nerveless and inefficient, and no way will be left to render it otherwise, but by establishing an armed force to execute the laws at the point of the bayonet--a government of all others the most to be dreaded.

The accumulation of free radicals may further cause oxidative damage to mitochondria that leads to more ROS generation, which can disrupt neuronal function, as neurons are critically dependent on mitochondrial function to establish membrane excitability and to execute the complex processes of neurotransmission and plasticity (Kann and Kovacs, 2007).