Sentence examples for execute upon from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pedraza believes that luxury brands are beginning to behave more like Procter & Gamble, Colgate and Coca-Cola "in the sense that they understand and execute upon the significance of representation in any geography that can sustain the business profitably".

He wrote, "The best course of action for us though is to let a few days pass; be very analytic about what needs to be improved; articulate that plan; and then execute upon it".

If Mr. Perry's plan had been to play it safe in New Hampshire and to go for broke in Nevada, he may as well execute upon it and take a more aggressive posture next week: after each debate, Mr. Perry has found himself with less and less to lose.

This boost in performance increases substantially the complexity of the scheduling problem of real-time tasks that execute upon these platforms.

The functions they execute upon these inputs can be reduced to basic AND, OR and NOT logic functions, which are also the unit logic functions of electronic computers.

Individuals and advocacy seed cultural change, and companies execute upon those ideas.

He told them a story, now a well-established part of his legend, about how he had bought the tarpaulins the paintings were executed upon from a truck driver in Mexico, where he was surfing.

Those who refused to fight were flogged, tortured and raped, according to one report, while there is evidence to suggest child soldiers who flee the frontline are executed upon their return to their homes.

In 1675 Tegh Bahadur was captured and executed upon his refusal to accept Islam, thus laying the path for the increased militancy under the last of the Gurus, Gobind Singh (1675 1708).

The risk is that jirga may be a one-sided interaction of the people in power with the vulnerable Afghan elders – asking the elders to help with the peace process while ignoring that some of these elders might be executed upon their return to their village, and some will not even try to come due to such fear from the local militants and insurgents.

The hope the prize was that, by applying the kind of ingenuity and resources readily available in the tech world to the demoralized, dilapidated educational institutions of Newark, a radical transformation could be executed upon the lives of the city's most vulnerable: its children.