These two scenarios are distinct in that in the first, Romney does something popular ("save" the economy) and everyone milks it for long-term power, while in the second, the GOP uses Romney to use that power to execute a final-stage plan.
The power to use force to execute a warrant, introduced in September, was drawn on once in the reporting period, by a police officer assisting Asio during a search, according to a separate annual report by the intelligence watchdog.
The Galaxy Books (available in both 10- and 12-inch models), meanwhile, run Windows 10 on Intel processors with enough fire power to execute an app like PhotoShop with no lag.
The Galaxy Books (available in both 10- and 12-inch models), meanwhile, run Windows 10 on Intel processors with enough fire power to execute an app like PhotoShop with no lag.
In September 1936 Hitler proclaimed a four-year plan and gave Göring plenipotentiary powers to execute it.
Or the burly, weatherbeaten borderline psychopath, who just threatened to use federal powers to execute the couple's adorable tiny dogs?
There have been consistent rumors floated that Snowden worked with foreign powers to execute his theft, and leaking of top-secret government documents.
Thanks to the VFA effect we have a team with the power to execute on a beautiful, functional product that doesn't really exist yet.
If you think Obama is anything but evil -- you don't like his health care policy, you think he should be doing more about jobs, you'd rather he didn't wield the power to execute American citizens without a trial, well, very little of what's being offered by that segment of the Internet seems either relevant or plausible.
Among other things, the Virtual Currency Business Act provides that any business that has the "power to execute unilaterally or prevent indefinitely a virtual currency transaction" must (i) obtain a license and (ii) create and maintain policies and procedures to prevent, among other things, fraud, money laundering and funding of terrorist activity.
In 2007, for example, George Bush signed into place the National Security Presidential Directive, which claims the power to execute certain orders in the event of a catastrophic emergency – President Obama also signed a National Preparedness executive order in 2012.
