Effective implementation requires that managers, first, recognize the execution challenge.
Cf. Summers, supra, at 702703 (recognizing the execution of a warrant to search for drugs may give rise to sudden violence or frantic efforts to conceal or destroy evidence).
She recognized the importance of honing execution in three key markets Europe, Asia Pacific, and North America so she brought the operating executives of those regions into her direct-report span.
The Soviets rejected this idea, not because they had any doubts about the guilt of the German elite and certainly not because they had any qualms about summary executions, but because they recognized the political value of putting Nazism on trial.
Foremost was District Attorney Charles Whitman, who recognized that securing the execution of a corrupt police lieutenant would catapult him ahead politically.
He and his servant hide in a priory, where they observe Egeon on his way to execution and recognize the priory's abbess as their mother, Emilia.
A commemorative coin was created to recognize the staff who had participated in the execution.
"Most organizations recognize the importance of integrating strategy development with execution.
The death penalty is incompatible with recognizing the humanity of the person being executed and the humanity of the people who have to carry out the execution.
Even though, as we've seen, managers typically equate execution with alignment, they do recognize the importance of coordination when questioned about it directly.
This strategy selectively includes those activities which: explicitly refer to, and are driven by, the principles of the Code; are deliberately framed within the process of overall execution of responsible fisheries (as opposed to fragmented actions taken in isolation of this context); and specifically address recognized weak links in the execution of responsible fisheries as outlined in the Code.
