Sentence examples for to really execute from inspiring English sources

"The question is, How much independence is a chairman and chief executive of this company going to have to really execute a vision?" Why no succession plan was in place is one open question.

Ms. Kislin said WebMD now had "the right management to really execute the strategy".

"This additional time allows us to really execute".

Understand that the campaign is a lot of work, it's taken us 6 months of prep work to really execute to the best of our ability; it's nowhere as easy as you think.

"The Obama campaign was really the first to really execute on that strategy using our data," Wilson said.

"We have to make sure we really execute very well programs in place," he said.

"We knew that we had to go out and really execute and play our game.

We can't really execute that immediately for a number of reasons, one of them being [that] we can't make significant changes to the system, especially ones that would incur additional costs, because grad students have already signed their leases for the year.

How can you really execute on the strategy you've laid out?

"There was some speculation about what (the Taliban's) attitude would be during the election...whether they were just threatening, or would really execute this threat," said a Western diplomat.

Savings have been found between 8 and 50% compared to other structures really executed.