Sentence examples for the successful execution from inspiring English sources
In theory, all of the aforementioned processes are prerequisites for the successful execution of behaviour, and consequently differences in executive strength may explain differences in ability to turn intentions into action.
The successful execution of the Weinberger trap will secure the go-ahead for her exfiltration.
And the successful execution of both dinner and commerce ultimately depends on that most volatile of commodities, the human being.
The successful execution of this type of work is a risky tightrope walk between looking after and challenging those participating.
I.B.M. has been the master of this "solutions" strategy; the successful execution and marketing of that approach fueled its comeback in the 1990's.
In the same way that capitalism depends on business ethics, so it is now clear that the successful execution of a war depends on observing the Geneva Convention.
Rio Tinto's chairman, Jan du Plessis, said the board believed the continued successful execution of its strategy would allow the company to increase free cash flow significantly in the near term and increase returns to shareholders.
From the experiment results, it shows that the jobs can be completed less than the double successful execution time in the proposed service.
From my time with Audi's family of 5s, the $55,575 S5 Coupe (including a $1,300 guzzler tax on models with the 6-speed manual transmission) emerged as the most successful execution.
To address the low successful execution rate and relatively large waste of time slices in the primary version of the task software, an improved algorithm for real-time fault-tolerant scheduling is proposed based on the Basic Checking available time Elimination idle time (BCE) algorithm, applying a single-neuron self-adaptive proportion sum differential (PSD) controller.
In 2012 and beyond we are simultaneously focused on the continued successful execution of our strategy and on creating and unlocking value for our shareholders".
