Sentence examples similar to is failing to execute from inspiring English sources

But the setbacks have also focused attention on issues of competence and whether the government is failing to adequately execute what amounts to a sweeping counterinsurgency effort.

Not when the only thing that is demonstrably a coach's fault is failing to have the Giants prepared for the critical onside kick the Eagles successfully executed during their 21-point comeback.

But today, Edwards said that he believed whatever problems existed in the secondary were fixable because the players understood the fundamentals and were simply failing to execute.

He died in nearby Castelmaggiore in 1540 after being jailed for failing to execute a commission whose contract had been extended three times.

Just behind Stuart on the indictment list were two of Lee's principal infantry commanders, James Longstreet and Richard Ewell, who were blamed for failing to execute Lee's orders promptly and enthusiastically.

Coen also received an admiral's mast in which he was "counseled for failing to execute his duties to ensure the safe navigation of the ship and to properly supervise watch personnel in the control room".

Specifically, Boehner is suing the president for failing to execute the health care law by delaying the law's employer mandates.

Mike McCarthy was thoroughly out-coached by Seattle's Carroll, he and his players failing to execute when they were expected to.

He said "an increasing number of transactions are failing to settle as scheduled on the third business day" after the trade is executed.

Were he to refuse to deport any immigrants, Mr. Obama could open himself to a constitutional challenge that he was failing to live up to his duty to "take care that the laws be faithfully executed".

In its letter, UBS was equally harsh, taking Nasdaq to task for failing to execute trades during the I.P.O. and causing "tremendous, unanticipated stress on UBS's retail marketing system".