Sentence examples similar to take on execution from inspiring English sources

"We are confident because of the datasets that we have, so we essentially take on all the execution risk of that particular campaign".

Mr Baich has since amended the lawsuit, seen by The Independent, that will now include free speech advocates First Amendment Coalition of Arizona as plaintiffs and, in addition to unveiling the parties involved in executions, take on the state's use of the sedative Midazolam in executions.

In the second part of this paper, we take on the design and execution of playback studies.

Though the survival of an airline is directly influenced by its operational and financial performance [1], under some specific circumstances and for saving its business reputation, marketing causes, or public policy reasons, the airline may take decisions on execution of its operations which can be opposite to the airline benefits or sometimes even with losses of revenue.

Nasrin has also taken on cases involving juvenile executions – Iran is one of the few countries in the world that still puts children to death.

Everything about this pressure-cooker of a show feels compressed and urgent, particularly in the terrific post-interval sequence where the lyricism of the melodic Johanna refrain set against Todd's bloody executions takes on a particular power.

Shortly before his scheduled execution, new lawyers took on Mr. Rojas's case.

ZTE's execution has now taken on its own political momentum.

The short story, nominated for the £15,000 prize run by Prospect magazine, describes the work of a camerman who has been forced to take on work filming the executions that have become a feature of recent kidnaps in the Middle East.

The strategy could be to take on additional technology risk by exploring alternative technologies while improving design execution performance.

It was sound strategy to propose taking on debt and execution risk to create scale.