Sentence examples for executed in good from inspiring English sources

Wares painted overglaze, too, were executed in good colours, with well-marked outlines.

Treaties are expected to be executed in good faith, in keeping with the principle of pacta sunt servanda (Latin: "agreements must be kept"), arguably the oldest principle of international law.

But if Iran's interests are not addressed in negotiations, diplomacy will be deemed one-sided and fail without being executed in good faith.

When Chief Justice John Roberts started the questioning by implying the answer was no, Sotomayor reminded her colleagues that "in spite of" such reasoning, the Court has chosen to make police officers legally responsible for unconstitutional search warrants, even when executed in good faith.

Instead of looking at this idea obliquely, Hot Mess looks at this directly by having dancers confront a number of movement and vocal prompts that are literally impossible to execute in any good way.

It's a good idea, executed in a simple enough manner that it could just work.

The plot and its trappings are shamelessly schematic, but executed in high style and with good humor.

Braid and Minecraft are both examples of how a few good ideas, executed in an accessible and affordable way, will outsell franchises by orders of magnitude.

And one day after Goodwin was executed in December 2014, Herndon tweeted: "Really good stuff!

"This is a beautiful study, in terms of the way it was designed and executed, in that it gives us a good look at how well a variety of treatments work," said Dr. Edward Nunes, a professor of clinical psychiatry at Columbia, who was not involved in the research.

(Green was executed in 1997).