Sentence examples for execute most from inspiring English sources
"If the NLD gains full control of the legislative and executive branches, the party will be able to set and execute most aspects of its policy agenda," said Christian Lewis, an analyst with Eurasia Group, a consulting company.
It won't execute most commands until you first pick it up and unlock it.
Of course, you don't necessarily need an iPad, or even a smartphone, to execute most of these tricks.
As a result, the company was eventually able to execute most of the change projects on time and under budget.
True, perhaps; but this was largely a result of Stalin's 1937 decision to execute most of his military brainpower, among them the real Russian strategic genius of the age, Mikhail Tukhachevskii.
To execute most of these ideas, Mr. Liu, the city's top fiscal watchdog, is going to need the assistance of other entities including the Bloomberg administration, the City Council, the State Legislature, the federal government or private corporations.
It was a maneuver he could not have executed most of the season.
After years of executing most prisoners, the Salvadoran Army generally has taken prisoners in recent years.
From 1880 to 1897 Saint-Gaudens executed most of the well-known works that gained him his great reputation and many honours.
F.L. and M.Y. perceived the conception, analyzed the findings, and wrote the manuscript; M.Y. executed most of the experiments.
Confucian monarchs, brooking no rival allegiance, executed most early converts: hence all those martyrs, ranking Korea fourth globally for quantity of saints.
