Since this is a legal document, it is crucial that your will be well written and articulated so that it is properly executed under your state's laws.
In the view we have taken of this case, it becomes unnecessary to decide whether the search warrant was properly executed, or whether it sufficiently described the things that were seized.
pediatrician whose job it was to see that the mop-up was properly executed.
The defense was trying to show that it was normal for Mrs. Astor to tinker with her will, so that a January 2004 amendment, which prosecutors say Mr. Marshall and a co-defendant, Francis X . Morrissey Jr. an estate lawyer, procured through fraud, was not out of the ordinary and was properly executed.
As a consequence, wide reporting of the results of this study as if it had been properly executed could have widespread health consequences, like reducing the availability of lower and no-fat foods.
My father, on the other hand, loved this idea, because the only way it could be properly executed was if he had custody of me, a thing he had been seeking so desperately for many years.
A marketplace for the trading of IPv4 addresses represents a unique opportunity to become a valuable resource for companies, but it needs to be properly executed in order to provide a benefit and not become a burden to companies.
Most business leaders and entrepreneurs know that an idea or plan is only as good as its ability to be properly executed, and unfortunately the latter is visibly lacking.
The provisions of a testament, however, would not be considered until the instrument had been admitted to probate, which means that it had been found to be properly executed and valid by the ecclesiastical court.
So, the ITA also considers the information regarding tasks that could not be properly executed by patients, neither those executions that did not turn into a clinical improvement.
This objective necessity is to be located in the evidentness that accompanies thinking that is properly executed and reaches its goal whether through the self-given reality of lived experience or the "givenness that binds us to an outer perception" (Dilthey 2002, 28).
