Sentence examples for executed consistent with from inspiring English sources
"The program will be executed consistent with the Company's capital allocation strategy of prioritizing investment to grow the business over the long term".
"The repurchase program will be executed consistent with the company's capital allocation strategy of prioritizing investment to grow the business over the long-term," Spotify said in a statement.
And it's to be expected that whoever is elected will endeavor to execute policies consistent with positions articulated during a campaign.
Victory will now accrue to the force that executes an action most consistent with evolving world values.
But while the repertoire of comfort-food classics won't throw you any curveballs, the dining experience is executed with admirably consistent muted professionalism, as though McKinsey consultants had built the place from scratch.
Even as Commissioner Nick Fish declared in City Council that 1373 was unconstitutional, the Council's resolution says it will be "executed in a manner consistent" with this federal statute.
A strength of our randomised controlled trial was its pragmatic nature whereby the intervention was executed in a manner consistent with current clinical practice.
But, while this reading is psychologically consistent and executed with Fiennes's customary skill, it sacrifices Richard's irony and duplicity.
Lucky's duties entail solving homicides executed in the ostentatious manner consistent with the Babylon's image as "Las Vegas's most over-the-top Strip casino-resort".
Another participant, Representative Robert W. Goodlatte, Republican of Virginia, said: "I stressed to the president that Congress must ensure that the laws we have enacted are executed in a manner that is consistent with Congressional intent and that protects both our national security and our civil liberties.
Based on complete and consistent information, data management and bioinformatic pipelines within OTP are executed automatically with all steps book-kept in a database.
