Sentence examples for execute a common from inspiring English sources
The room hummed with siblings struggling to execute a common vision — say, a field of painted flowers or a jeweled handbag applied to the chair seat as if casually left there.
For example, a group of soldiers generally move together to execute a common task in the military operation.
When it comes to foreign policy, that is, an area where old the sympathies and animosities of each member nation often make it hard for Brussels to devise and execute a common foreign policy.
The fundamental challenge when developing reliable and secure distributed programs is to support the cooperation of processes required to execute a common task, even when some of these processes fail.
We propose that the three GPN proteins execute a common, and likely essential, function in RNA polymerase assembly and transport.
If one TCM herbal formula is expected to have good effects in treatment, its components may all focus on one main function and execute a common biological process synergistically.
Preston has denied attacking the younger boy, who is 14, telling the investigating officer that he was merely executing a common maneuver that "everyone does," in order to "to motivate people who don't move on the mats".
Finally, an Insights Strategy team will assume responsibility for centralizing and executing a common strategy for the use of data and analysis across Yahoo!
The stock conversion will not change the total amount of money the government has injected into the company, but will make it easier for it to execute a large stock offering, because common shares are more comparable to shares of other publicly held lenders and therefore easier to sell and borrow against.
The only question is whether petitioners have suffered substantial prejudice from being convicted of a single general conspiracy by evidence which the Government admits proved not one conspiracy but some eight or more different ones of the same sort executed through a common key figure, Simon Brown.
And after pages of life-giving miracles and teaching, we arrive at a scene of tragic injustice where Christ is executed as a common criminal.
