Policies are interpreted by the framework before any operation on data; if the operation meets the policies it is executed, otherwise it is rejected.
When a worker receives a task, she/he performs it only if it is simple to be executed; otherwise, the worker subdivides it into two other tasks.
But the case for voice interaction on PCs is not as well-proven as it is on mobile - and Cortana needs to be well executed, otherwise the tried and tested keyboard and mouse could still prove too tempting for users.
The memorandum of understanding (MOU), signed in Tripoli by the British ambassador, obliges Libya not to torture, execute or otherwise subject the deported suspects to inhumane treatment.
You can overcome bad timing if you execute well otherwise.
Specifically, he disapproves of what he describes as the administration's efforts to "normalize and legitimize" targeted assassinations — drone-executed and otherwise — Special Operations raids and other covert military practices that blur the battle lines of the war on terrorism.
People were jailed, executed, and otherwise silenced.
At Mr. Koskovich's sentencing in 1999, Judge Stanton amended the jury's sentence and set a deadline of five years for the state to execute the defendant; otherwise, the sentence would be changed to life in prison.
Anonymous officials were cited as saying it was unclear if Khorasan had picked out targets, deployed operatives to execute them or otherwise set a specific plan in motion, with one describing Khorasan's planning as "aspirational".
As for the decision to declare a state of emergency, Bergman adds, "There were some legal changes that, due to the emergency situation declared by the governor, allow the Buenos Aires Province government to execute policies that otherwise would have taken years and a long legal process to legislate".
