Sentence examples for has begun to execute from inspiring English sources

"In the dark of night the subsidy targetization plan began, a plan which the government has begun to execute detached from the people, without wisdom or long-term planning," read an article published on the Kaleme news Web site, which is associated with the opposition leader Mir Hussein Moussavi.

The company has begun to execute on CEO John Chambers' three-year plan.

She explained to me how she had begun to execute the Plan in Ohio.

"It is extremely difficult to defend against such an attack once it has begun to be executed," Trotignon said.

"Our information was the hostage takers had begun to systematically execute hostages," he said.

Conservatives have been sounding alarms about China's military ambitions for several years, and the Obama administration has now begun to execute a "pivot" to Asia.

Well, not the House, but the cabinet, where Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin has apparently begun to execute the will of our nation's omnipresent AI-powered shadow government, one willfully ignorant quote at a time.

Either the massacre has begun and, as in Kosovo, forces have begun to mutilate, decapitate, and execute with a bullet in the back of the head the populations of entire villages.

They thought the guerrillas had begun to carry out a promise to execute captives until their demands were met.

The Soviets had agents within the C.I.A.'s recruiting networks, and the would-be insurgents were almost all caught and executed before they had begun to make trouble.

He has these ideas and begins to execute them, and then he moves on".