"When I went down and started talking to the guys and said, 'I've got great news, they're not going to execute,' it wasn't, like, joy, because they were all still quite young," Stevenson recalled.
I spend more time on the strategy of the foundation, because I'm not going to execute the day-to-day operations.
We're not going to execute a document that violates federal and state law".
You don't know what's going to work, in particular when you are trying something radically you know, and you need to admit that, which means you're not going to execute an idea.
Congress was not going to execute emergency legislation in front of a bank lobby that was unlikely to stand by and watch their stockholdings zeroed out and their executives become more vulnerable to firing.
Realistically, the American government is not going to deliberately (in both senses) target and extrajudicially execute "an American not engaged in combat on American soil" anytime soon.
"He is not going to tell us his plans, if he's made the calculation that disclosing something will reduce his ability to execute on those plans".
"We're not going to rush to execute," Gary Mohr, head of the state Department of Rehabilitation and Correction, told the Toledo Blade.
It's not going to cover for a poorly executed strategy.
"We're seeing that the federal courts are not going to allow people to be executed when their attorneys stopped working for them," he said.
I'm not going to defend the undefendable and make excuses for Netflix's poorly executed strategic shifts this summer.
