Sentence examples for executed moves from inspiring English sources

That's just one of the reasons the state has avoided the power shortages that have plagued California in the wake of its poorly executed moves toward power deregulation, problems that are feared in other areas of the country as well.

"It's generally accepted, even by the Tories, that privatization wasn't a brilliantly executed move," said a spokesman for the Department of the Environment, Transport and the Regions.

Recent trends in the pharmaceutical sector are changing the way processes are designed and executed, moving from: allowing the process to operate in a fixed point, to: allowing a permissible region in the operating space (a.k.a. design-space).

Since losing a tyre to a poorly thought-out and executed move by Rosberg at Spa, Hamilton's fortunes have surged and his rival experienced something of a tailspin.

New Delhi is well positioned to bolster its own strategic influence both regionally and globally, as each one of these states will seek New Delhi's support for its respective position as the agreement is executed moving forward.

In one well-timed and perfectly executed move, the PR exposure alone will help offset some of the advertising costs as well as the influx of workers they receive as a result of the new policy.

Hall completed his hat-trick after Chase picked him out with a beautifully executed move, again the metronomic Sinfield fired the kick between the posts, and with France struggling to cope, another searing run by Tomkins took him over the whitewash.

Players routinely execute moves that seemed unfathomable five years ago.

This formula enables them to change just one variable at a time and execute moves faster.

On a stage decorated like a shrine, Glover and co execute moves that embrace both their own style and those of their heroes.

The musicians played with virtuosic flair while twisting, turning and executing moves choreographed by Susan Marshall and Mark DeChiazza, no easy feat when dealing with complex metric shifts and carrying bulky percussion and brass instruments as large as a sousaphone.