Sentence examples for firmly execute from inspiring English sources
"This patronage influences policy and decision-making processes in land allocation and uses, as well as the effort to firmly execute any environmental standards and laws," he said.
The other day, the editor Geoffrey Crowther, appeared to execute a surprising sumersault on the way up and landed firmly wrapped in the British flag.
One classic Norton moment comes when Ralph is trying to learn to play golf and Norton is reading from a book on how to execute a proper swing: "First step up, plant your feet firmly and address the ball".
But he said at his news conference that any legal process involving Purnama would be executed "swiftly, firmly and transparently".
(Genzlinger) 'TERRE HAUTEdmund Whiteite's play imagines a series of encounters between characters firmly based on the executed terrorist Timothy J. McVeigh and the novelist Gore Vidal.
However correlations between biochemical measurements of intra-tumoral estrogen synthesis and clinical outcomes have not been firmly established, largely because in vivo assays of aromatase activity are difficult to execute in a large numbers of patients [ 4– 6].
It seems that the same political Neanderthals that helped execute their disastrous strategy of the last two election cycles are still firmly in control of House Republicans.
And execute, execute, execute.
Wakefield firmly believed that Chaska was executed on purpose, in retaliation for her testimony and in reaction to rumors that she and Chaska were lovers.
The Bright Side Undersecretary of State Pat Kennedy reminded Congress October 12 without irony that "We have a robust contracting oversight system firmly in place and being executed by our Bureau of Administration.
