IE is charged by the public cloud provider to rent resources, and IE, in turn, charges SCE to execute requests to recover its operational expenditure.
Two of the three Queens men charged with planning to execute suicide terror attacks in the New York subway in 2009 have pleaded guilty.
As noted above, the cyclotron makes use of a magnetic field to cause charged particles to execute a circular path.
(And by the way, as the Mittster would say: Whose team would you rather have in charge of executing that policy day to day, people like Hillary Clinton or people like John Bolton?) Read a transcript of our debate live chat.
The paper aims to map business engineering and management with the aid of process reasoning that enables coherently integrating two essential dimensions of any industrial organization: the management, with clear responsibility for coordinating the work system and the functional areas, being in charge with executing specialized operations, according to relevant rules, regulations, and procedures.
The investor said other big Internet companies with foreign investment had tried to approach the State Council Information Office, the lead government agency in charge of executing China's media and Internet policies, to discuss the Google matter and its larger implications.
Now, it's easy for us to snipe at Apple from here, since we're not in charge of executing the distribution of hundreds of thousands of discrete applications.
In fact, Baca ordered the inmate to be isolated, putting his second-in-command, Undersheriff Paul Tanaka, in charge of executing the plan, the agreement said.
"What am I going to say when I die and meet my father in the heaven and he asks, 'My son, what have you done to restore my honor?'" Mr. Kim, the former soldier, admitted that he was in charge of executing 170 people at Hoengsong and Wonju around June 28 , 1950
He presided over the "Bloody Assizes" of 1685 following the failure of the duke of Monmouth's rebellion and was in charge of executing the unpopular religious policy of the Roman Catholic king James II.
