"When we're not all at the same table and worried about the same strategies and the execution of ideas, something can go awry," he added.
We treat the notion of execution as something beneath us, and BIM further abstracts the cross-pollination of all those execution tasks into a single piece of software.
Talk through the execution and iteration of something.
Not surprising in an era before censuses you might think, but there are absolutely no records of the trial or execution of the Beans, something which surely would have aroused great public interest.
"The accuracy in the execution of skills is something that we need to continue to work on because the number of times we turned the ball over and the opportunities - the three-on-twos or the four-on-threes - you have to take, and we didn't do that". Those were perhaps the reasons - for the second game running - Wales struggled to turn dominance into points.
The ease of execution was something this Giants offense had not experienced since the days of Phil Simms and Joe Morris.
Louis XVI's courage on June 20 , 1792 when the royal palace was invaded by the Paris mob after his dismissal of the Girondin ministry, and his dignified bearing during his trial and at the moment of execution did something to redeem, but did not reestablish, his reputation.
The four-member panel, led by Sir Geoffrey Palmer, a former prime minister of New Zealand, appears with these words to raise the possibility of an execution or something close.
Execution of the Lions' offense is something many of their fans have supported for years.
The execution of the new narrative left something to be desired, however.
If you have learned the nature of something, then turn your knowledge into execution.
