Sentence examples for executions business from inspiring English sources
If you're in the executions business -- and 31 other states apart from Arizona still are -- I think you should look at some of the old-time ways of dispatching criminals (and heretics and rebels, including rebellious children) and think about bringing some of them back -- with modern adaptations and embellishments, of course.
An executive at Instinet Group, Will Sterling, president of the company's Island ECN and trade-execution business for securities firms, has left to run the institutional electronic equities trading businesses at the UBS investment bank.
And yet there's still a case to be made that Major Hasan should not be put to death, which is that the state should not be in the execution business at all — the position of the Times editorial board.
He worked at Goldman Sachs for 22 years with positions that included overseeing Japanese products and managing Spear Leeds & Kellogg's global clearing and execution business.
Californians must confront how badly they want to be in the execution business.
She is responsible for strategy, execution, business results and client satisfaction for IBM's business in the United States and Canada.
Mr. Sterling had been chief technology officer of the Island electronic-trade matching system when Instinet bought it last September, and was promoted to president and head of its execution businesses for other brokerage firms two months later.
Productive Execution Effective execution of business plans and strategies is the final piece to complete the puzzle.
"It's an execution-based business and it turned out to be more nuanced and challenging than he promised to investors".
He was a central figure in the planning and execution of Business Day, which was started as a stand-alone section in 1978, and he played a similar role two years later in the remaking and expansion of the Sunday business section.
During the execution of business processes, information often traverses organizations' networks as documents.
