Sentence examples for execute the whole of from inspiring English sources

If the Court cannot execute the whole of the contract, it cannot execute the contract in part; therefore I am of opinion that, in this case, the motion must be refused, and refused with costs". Original Item: "Lumley v. Wagner".

The question, therefore, in this case will be whether the Court has power, from the nature of this agreement, to execute the whole of it, every part of it.

"Now, there is no principle of the Court which I understand to be more dearly established than this, that the Court will not decree an agreement to be specifically performed, unless it can execute the whole of the agreement.

Some observations have been made upon a decision of my own in Ireland, in the, case of Gevais v. Edwarcls (2 Dru. & War. 80); that decision I believe to be, right, but it is quoted to shew that I was of opinion that this Court cannot interfere to enforce specific performance, unless it can execute the whole of an agreement.

Even Europe's two most important military powers, Britain and France, no longer have the capabilities to execute the whole spectrum of military operations alone.

The defense came as Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani suggested that the organizers of OpSail may have barely managed to execute the whole event.

They don't theorise, design, build and then execute the whole operation themselves.

2. The patient was considered able to execute the whole 10-test package.

In Beirut he was convicted of high treason by a military court and was executed, the whole proceeding taking less than 24 hours.

Several of those currently repenting played a key role in creating and executing the whole scheme.

AJ implemented and executed FREEC and cCNV generation and annotation; ND/AJ executed the whole genome assembly and coverage computation.