Sentence examples for future to execute from inspiring English sources

More importantly, those prisoners who have already served more than 25 years have an excellent argument that whatever might be true in the future, to execute them now after being degraded or even tortured by decades of uncertainty violates the Eighth Amendment.

We hope in the future to execute more repeated tests on a greater number of events in order to provide sufficient test instances of some statistical significance.

To safeguard the integrity of this novel artistic process, the LeWitt Study Center will be responsible for training future draftspeople to execute the artist's wall drawings, ensuring that these works can be faithfully installed for generations to come.

While it appears Rummble's management had come around to the idea of a B2B stratagy, it is fair to say that, in the face of an inability to get traction in consumer markets, M8 lost confidence in the management's future ability to execute in B2B.

Officials plan to recommend that the Burbank City Council put the landscaping vendor for DeBell Golf Club on a month-to-month contract, part of an effort to move the people involved in the daily operations to shorter term contracts to make potential changes in the future easier to execute.

It was the "office" of the future, she wrote, to "execute / Fate's Telegram to Him".

As a future work, we intend to execute a systematic mapping study and snowballing protocol again in the coming years in order to collect more data and achieve the theoretical saturation through GT selective coding.

But I feel confident that its future is its own to execute and innovate on and whether it succeeds or not will have little to do with Facebook itself.

The results demonstrated that prior acts of self-control do not impair the ability to execute a future intention in college-aged adults.

In the future, the CEC is able to execute several sub-calculations with one Web service invocation at one worker node VM to reduce the transfer and Web service overhead.

The rebels found John of Gaunt's son, the future Henry IV, and were about to execute him as well, when John Ferrour, one of the royal guards, successfully interceded on his behalf.