Sentence examples for harm the execution from inspiring English sources
On the one hand it enhances the perceptual saliency of objects which are relevant for the current behavioral goals; on the other it suppresses the saliency of the less relevant, and possibly distracting items, whose processing may in fact harm the execution of the intended behavior [1] [4].
The lower degree of qualification harmed the execution of decentralized decision rights as temporary workers were not sufficiently trained to detect irregularities in the work process and pull the Andon Cord.
Seven former bureau directors from both parties support the bill and have made clear how constraints on the director's autonomy have contributed to delays, mistakes and misplaced priorities that harm not only the execution of the decennial count, but the preparation of many important surveys.
The reason is that a large task and its replicas can be scheduled to slow resources, harming the job execution time.
It also concluded that weighing the potential agony Bucklew would suffer on the gurney against the state's desire to carry out an execution on schedule, the "irreparable harm to Bucklew is great in comparison to the harm to the state from staying the execution".
The participants were neither negatively affected nor harmed in any way during the execution of the experiments.
Solicitor General Donald B. Verrilli Jr. told the court that the case, Leal Garcia v. Texas, "implicates United States foreign-policy interests of the highest order" and that the execution "would cause irreparable harm to those interests by placing the United States in irremediable breach of its international-law obligation".
After debating any possible role of the Arizona governor, judge Wake says he is concerned that "depending on the accuracy of the information Mr Zick has passed on that suspending the execution may do more harm than good" and that his "principal focus here is on the chance of pain" given the US constitution's prohibition of "cruel and unusual punishment".
The company, Fresenius Kabi, argued that allowing the execution to go forward would harm its reputation and business relationships.
But if prosecutors are right, he gave up information to Moscow that led to the execution of two Russian double agents and did other harm.
