Sentence examples for means to execute from inspiring English sources

Today the word "lynch" means to execute without due process of the law.

The primary motivation behind this problem is to provide a scalable, distributed means to execute monitoring workflows.

Of course, we wanted a fair exchange and what we thought was fair was us providing resources and means to execute great ideas and big projects for a real-world business, without us having to micro-manage them, but they needed more guidance, more support, which we weren't available to offer because we had a lot on our plates already.

"Hizmet doesn't have the means to execute a coup d'etat," said another journalist linked to the movement who was interviewed before the coup attempt.

The would-be perpetrators are not united enough, nor do they have the political capital or tactical means to execute their intent.

Some entrants had great ideas but did not have the means to execute them in a clear and professional manner, and in my business, presentation is everything.

And so Q&A is a bridge, a means to executing that — it's a mission to the vision," he  says.

"Executive orders are meant to execute existing laws".

Then, they are not meant to execute ERP paradigms but are suitable for others in which stimulation is not needed (e.g., self-regulation of low frequency cerebral rhythms [22], alpha band modulation [23] or steady-state EEG responses [24]).

I didn't know that it was going to be a place where we'd carry out tribunals whose endgame is meant to execute people.

Being able to execute means to do or perform the play (Dictionary.com. Dictionary.com. Web. 12 Mar. 2015).