Sentence examples for hope to execute from inspiring English sources
Dimon is no futurologist; he is more comfortable talking about the blocking and tackling of the business, his hope to execute better, to lower costs.
Over the last 12 months they've been looking worldwide for a cancer-focused company to acquire, and they hope to execute their first scientific transaction by the end of the year.
George Morrison, a wounded soldier tells his friend that he has wonderful plans for world government and peace which he hopes to execute after the war.
In just a few days, he hoped to execute the final step of a meticulous plan to exchange those secrets for millions of dollars.
Now he will spend more time in Washington contributing to the formulation of policy & will have some say abou the orders he hopes to execute.
He said he hoped to execute the strategic plan that he had helped create as provost, strengthening the Catholic mission and certain academic areas, making admissions more selective and bolstering finances.
The Russian army, whose proverbial slowness and unwieldy organization dictated a cautious strategy, thus undertook an extra offensive against East Prussia that only an army of high mobility and tight organization could have hoped to execute successfully.
By Sloan Wilson The New Yorker, December 14 , 1946P. 121 George Morrison, a wounded soldier tells his friend that he has wonderful plans for world government and peace which he hopes to execute after the war.
She also found herself imprisoned in Hungary for two months after Russians captured her and turned her over to Hungarian nationalists who hoped to execute her.
If the Prime Minister was hoping to execute a grand gesture to make everyone forget about that 3AW episode, then giving Prince Philip a knighthood probably did the trick, in the way that shooting yourself in the stomach makes everyone stop noticing your twitchy eye.
"Obviously you don't want to keep losing, every game that comes along we're hoping to do well and perform and execute the plans.
