Sentence examples for to execute the decisions from inspiring English sources

But Vanja Calovic, an anti-corruption crusader, suggests that Mr Luksic is prime minister "only to execute the decisions of Mr Djukanovic"—and that the fight against organised crime is a charade.

Corbyn's job was to execute the decisions taken by the shadow cabinet, in the PLP, where over 200 of our MPs backed the remain campaign, by the trade unions, and at annual conference, which voted to back the remain position.

The newspaper notes that at the same time, July 9, at the website of the President appeared another document - an order in which he obliged the prime-minister to execute the decision of the RNBO and secure the financing of early elections.

Once exogenous GATA factors are expressed, MAPK signaling is required to execute the decision of PrE-like differentiation.

"Our job is to execute the policy decisions.

The problem domain has been divided into several sub-problems and autonomous agents are employed to execute the tasks and decision making by designing respective FIS.

It is aimed at analysing the development of cost estimates before the decision to execute the projects and in what way the scheme of mandatory quality assurance influences this process.

Two important results are highlighted and discussed: The differences in the proposed cost estimates appear to have decreased systematically since the introduction of the quality assurance and the project owners rely to a large extent directly upon the cost estimates from the quality assurance when the decision to execute the project is taken.

The court acquitted 28 of the accused, sentenced five to life in prison and upheld the decision to execute the remaining 21 deemed to be involved in the violence in February last year.     .

Unlike those Harvard M.B.A.'s who climbed the ladder at one company, consultants do not execute the decisions they make and live every day with the consequences.

Saudi Arabia's decision to execute the Shia cleric Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr on 2 January may have been accompanied by a wish to bury bad news.