Sentence examples for sustaining executing from inspiring English sources
Defining innovation as "the adoption of new practice in a community," Professor Denning and Mr. Durham lay out eight practices they deem vital to success: sensing, envisioning, offering, adopting, sustaining, executing, leading and embodying.
Gen. Ray Odierno, the Army chief of staff, said in an interview that the goal was to field an Army that could be "engaged regionally in all the combatant commands to help them shape their theaters, set their theaters, in order to sustain and execute our national security strategy".
However, only 1/7 ablated males released sperm into the hermaphrodite for ≥10 s; the other ablated males showed variable dysfunctions in executing or sustaining sperm release.
Wayne Hunter, the right tackle, said the Jets, maybe because they are running the ball more, are executing blocks better and sustaining them down the field.
This means that the subjects would require the ability to sustain attention for visuospatial information while executing the effective strategy.
It may be that older flies are not capable of executing such a program without sustaining damage that does as much harm as good.
While political scientists and policy gurus are divided on the definition of terrorism, there are a few points of general convergence: most agree that terrorism is politically motivated, violently executed, ideologically sustained and publicity reliant.
Our results demonstrate that a low-dose CPM regimen induces severe neutropenia (≤10 cell/mm) in outbred mice, sustained enough to reliably execute animal models of infection with different endpoints up to 4 days long.
In this example, administrative buy-in facilitated the sustainability of the intervention because this ES understood the value of executing the service changes and was invested in sustaining them.
Now comes the hard part: sustaining that bipartisanship spirit as the counterterrorism strategy is executed.
