Sentence examples for the effective execution from inspiring English sources

The House called for the intelligence director only to "develop" the intelligence budget, and to "ensure the effective execution" of the budget and "facilitate" how the money is spent.

He was instrumental in the set-up and transfer of the Non-Core unit at UBS and I am confident that, with his appointment, we will continue the effective execution of our strategy in this area.

The effective execution time itself is only a single cycle.

This developed model supports the work of incubator managers, policy makers, researchers, practitioners, stakeholders, and government parties for the effective execution of business incubation enterprises.

Like UML7 (Unified Modelling Language) particularly using class diagrams for object modelling and use case diagrams such as in Fig. 2, has been enabling cross-disciplinary exchanges from data modelling [22], the BPMN language establishes a bridge between the conceptual integrated modelling towards the effective execution of the models [44].

He has specialist experience working with mid- to large-sized businesses, facilitating the effective execution of digital engagement initiatives.

Ironically, Denno said, firing squads are perhaps the most effective execution method.

Such a hardware implementation of the controller enables effective execution of concurrent control tasks by parallel operation of the control processing units.

The importance of effective execution of financial management may be more arguably more relevant today than when first established by the Healthcare Leadership Alliance HLAA) over a decade ago.

"I am unalterably opposed to discrimination of any sort, and I believe that though the problem is fundamentally one of the heart, some law can help — but not law that embodies features like these, provisions which fly in the face of the Constitution and which require for their effective execution the creation of a police state...

The existing quota system in medical and nursing education provides opportunities for rural students to enter into the health workforce, but effective execution of these provisions and fair selection of the students with different backgrounds is challenging.