Sentence examples for execute the definition from inspiring English sources
In subsections (b) and (c) the term "active service in the armed forces" is substituted for the term "active Federal service" to execute the definition in the last sentence of 34 U.S.C. 854c.
3. Discern and Execute The definition of priority implies that one thing is more important than another.
Furthermore, the nervous system must often prepare now to execute the behavior later, in a future environment that is, by definition, unknown.
Adapting to software controlled IO interfaces, by definition requires at least one embedded processor to execute the software control.
Indeed, the definition of self efficacy is "the belief that one can successfully execute the behavior required to produce the outcome [ 15]" which is similar to perceived competency.
Will Johnson Security execute the idea?
They execute the program.
Thus, Rostow said, Parker's argument cannot be heard in a federal court because Congress has not passed any law providing a legal instrument for executing the Geneva Convention's blanket definition of refugee.
EM-O, RB, CF and DM-N developed the clinical protocols, birth outcome definitions, and executed the cohort study.
The soldiers executed the target.
