Sentence examples for executes its own from inspiring English sources

Each of these operations executes its own chunk of code, and the developer will usually attach a security check to each chunk, to ensure that the user is authorized to invoke it.

In fact, each one executes its own double guided PSO algorithm.

Corvias has entered a "partnership concessionaire" agreement with Wayne State, where the university handles all forward-facing services, collects revenues, executes its own marketing and leasing, and maintains ownership of assets and cash flow, according to Corvias Partnership Innovator Greg Cannito.

The very structure of Celebrity Bound executes its own binding of the performer's inner tension of opposition, the artist/celebrity, by framing this one-woman engagement with Self within a puzzle worked out through projections transposing the personal into the universal.

Wang was sentenced to 15 years for defection and abuse of power, among other things; Gu was charged with murder and given a suspended death sentence (the Party rarely executes its own for crimes they wouldn't hesitate to kill laymen for).

Israeli intelligence officials have briefed their counterparts in Washington on what they say is evidence showing that the Palestinian Authority presides over a terrorist network, one that plans, finances and executes its own suicide bombings against civilians and cooperates with militant Islamic groups.

The company said it hoped to execute its own recapitalization plan soon.

In "On Liberty," he writes, "Society can and does execute its own mandates: and... it leaves fewer means of escape, penetrating much more deeply into the details of life, and enslaving the soul itself". "On Liberty" and (especially) "The Subjection of Women" might even be considered two of the first modern critiques of the formation and operation of unjust totalitarian power.

It had earlier disclosed that the division run by Mr. Webb, along with other firms, was facing an investigation into whether it had "traded ahead" of customers by executing its own orders for shares before it executed those of customers.

In "On Liberty," he writes, "Society can and does execute its own mandates: and... it leaves fewer means of escape, penetrating much more deeply into the details of life, and enslaving the soul itself".

Each agent member of the team is executing its own simple training procedure and it is expected that the whole team demonstrates complex collective behavior.