Sentence examples for intended to execute from inspiring English sources

"Many of the cutbacks firms had intended to execute in September were put on hold," said Joan Zimmerman, a partner in the executive search firm G. Z. Stephens, "not because they think market conditions will improve, but because there is such a heightened concern about employee morale.

FPNAs are mainly intended to execute sophisticated, compute-intensive algorithms.

The state had also intended to execute Bruce Ward, 60, on Monday.

This resulted in a barrage of erroneous stock orders, instead of just the 212 customer orders it intended to execute.

In 2015, when Missouri last intended to execute Williams, the state's Supreme Court stayed the lethal injection.

The army responded by saying that if the evidence was published "a certain section of the Irish community will urge that the sole reason for trial in camera was that the authorities intended to execute certain of the Sinn Feiners, whether there was evidence against them or not".

But how, exactly, Mr. Cruise intends to execute that role remains a ticklish question.

British authorities offered a bounty for his arrest, intending to execute him for Gazette stories about alleged British atrocities.

"When the president says the United States will play a larger and long-term role in the region, we intend to execute on that commitment".

Several days later, officials intend to execute the second tactic, in which mud and cement are injected from the bottom using a relief well.

Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran have been held since early March on Nusa Kambangan, the island off Java where Indonesian authorities intend to execute them for their role in the attempt to smuggle more than 8kg of heroin.