Sentence examples for executed so that from inspiring English sources

An insider trading violation occurs when the securities trades were executed, so that is when the clock begins to tick for prosecutors to file charges — absent a waiver by a defendant.

Text is parsed only once, and the syntax tree is subject to optimization before it is executed, so that execution is relatively efficient.

Somehow he discerned sixteen pieces of bass that could be halved, a sleight-of-knife executed so that no one in the dining room would notice.

The notarial will, which is also available in most civil-law countries, is executed so that the testator either dictates its provisions to the notary or hands him an instrument declaring that it contains his will.

Ms. Sabah said she would love to see Mr. Hussein captured, tortured and executed so that he would "have a taste" of the murder and rape that his army inflicted on the Kuwaitis, hundreds of whom are still missing.

The theft "was carefully thought out, cleverly conceived and it was quickly executed, so that suggests professionals," said Charles Hill, a retired Scotland Yard art detective turned private investigator who went undercover to retrieve a version of "The Scream," by Edvard Munch, after it was stolen in 1994 in Oslo.

You assign value to each task, and you decide how to execute, so that what's left undone doesn't combust and cause a huge problem.

But that simple idea is executed so brilliantly that this wonderfully acted, hilariously funny sitcom takes its place proudly alongside classics like Fawlty Towers, Blackadder, Absolutely Fabulous, Monty Python's Flying Circus and the original UK version of The Office.

Amanda Hensel of PopCrush commented that the cover was executed "so artistically that it's like a whole new song".

In the Buonamente sonata (from "Sonate e Canzoni," Book Six, 1636), lines that moved from one instrument to the next were executed so seamlessly that if you were not watching, you would have been unable to separate the players' individual contributions.

These are the nerves of a perfectionist, someone who demands that each punch line is on point and every gesture is executed so precisely that it appears effortless.