Sentence examples for ongoing execution from inspiring English sources

"We are pleased to have successfully negotiated a transaction that includes an attractive upfront premium for Quest's shareholders, an all-cash deal that would eliminate ongoing execution risk following a transaction, and that compares favorably with Quest's standalone alternatives," said H. John Dirks, who chaired the special committee.

"The Board remains confident in the ongoing execution of AstraZeneca's strategy as an independent company," it added.

MREMcC, GGG and JLH initiated the ABCFS and have been instrumental in the ongoing execution of these studies.

JLH and GGG initiated the ABCFS, and have been instrumental in the ongoing execution of this study.

The appeasement policy in practiced in the West for more than three decades now has left the Iranian people without any support in the face of ongoing executions, detentions, torture and other abuses at the hands of the ruling mullahs.

HSBC and DOJ, in their opening briefs submitted in July, argued that Judge Gleeson wrongly intruded on Executive Branch functions by concluding that the courts have the authority and the duty to monitor the ongoing implementation and execution of HSBC's DPA.

Over time, great reputations in business are the inevitable result of sustainable and predictable performance, transparency of operations, ongoing innovation, execution and global citizenship all of which requires a committed team.

A summer student in this group will assist the research team in ongoing study execution and data collection from study participants, and will analyze subjective mood ratings from participants.

Upon completion of the DNP final project the student engages in thoughtful reflection focused on project execution in order to support ongoing professional development and identify institution-wide opportunities for ongoing performance improvement.

Litigation brought against Ohio by McGuire's family questioning the constitutionality of his execution is ongoing.

On the basis of these findings, we proposed that high-risk older adults prioritise the planning of future stepping actions over the accurate execution of ongoing movements and that adoption of this strategy contributes to increased likelihood of falls.