Sentence examples for executing production from inspiring English sources

While a plethora of frameworks exist in extant research for analyzing and implementing best innovation practices, most of them fail to take into account environmental regulations enforced by the governments of the land for planning and executing production plans.

In this light, global sourcers are the key to pulling all fragmented information together, executing production around the world, and bringing the finished goods to the home country for sale.

Marcus accepted the challenge, built a project team and scrutinized and anticipated possible caveats, after which he and his team closely monitored the process of preparing, testing and executing production, whilst keeping an eye on the entire line from factory to consumer.

In the process, I've learned that event activations and sponsorship programs are only as good as the creative team executing production.

Matthew Dunster's perfectly executed production is now slaying audiences at Wyndham's Theatre.

An ambitious, brilliantly executed production from one of the most innovative theater companies in New York — actually, two of the most innovative — "Life and Times" confounds simplistic responses, much as our life and times do, you might say.

It is enough to say that beginning with Thompson's song "Jubilee Time" and running through "I Love a Violin," Ms. Minnelli and the quartet execute production numbers that are the last word in modern pop-jazz virtuosity from an era when the term modern meant sleek, cool, jet-propelled sophistication.

This scene, part of the famous fourth act of Ibsen's 1883 drama of political corruption and mob mindlessness, is the pinnacle in this shrewd, carefully thought out and cleanly executed production, directed by Trevor Nunn from a new translation by Christopher Hampton.

The company explains that it executes production orders on the merchant's behalf, but collects the payments from consumers.

The bass Eric Halfvarson as the fatherly Landgrave Hermann and the baritone James Rutherford as the earnest knight Wolfram gave strong performances, though Mr. Rutherford seemed visibly uncomfortable as he executed the production's one outlandish idea.

August Everding's thoughtful if clumsily designed and executed new production of Wagner's "Fliegende Hollander" appeared Wednesday night at the Metropolitan Opera with entirely different singers from the ones who performed at the Dec. 11 opening.