Sentence examples similar to execute it badly from inspiring English sources
"Fortunately for us it's so badly executed it could be absolutely anyone". Pitt and Jolie had been scheduled to dedicate the new library, but cancelled at the last minute.
"We executed it perfectly".
If you enter a relationship with one of these firms you may be disappointed by how badly it has executed its cloud strategy and how difficult it will be to extricate yourself.
The Fed's approach to consumer protection has been focused, correctly in my view, on consumer education and disclosure rules though it has to be said that the Fed dropped the ball badly on executing its approach to consumer protection.
The Fed's approach to consumer protection has been focused, correctly in my view, on consumer education and disclosure rules--though it has to be said that the Fed dropped the ball badly on executing its approach to consumer protection.
"When all is said and done," they said, "the government wants to execute someone so badly for the events of Sept. 11 that, because no one else is available, it is willing to ignore the plain requirements of the law to make Moussaoui death-eligible -- not based on anything he actually did, but on what it insists he wanted to do".
Be that as it may, the US was spectacularly destablised by the 9/11 attacks and its badly executed responses under the Bush administration – its assault on civil liberties not confined to non-Americans.
The cause is simple: in recent years, Americans have been confronted with mounting evidence that the system under which people are tried, convicted and executed works so badly that it makes a mockery of the notion of justice.Growing doubtsThe statistics are telling.
In a nation such as ours that cherishes democracy, this brand of realpolitik is never pretty--and it can be executed well or badly.
