In its efforts to find common ground, veDrò anticipates the sort of political acrobatics that Mr. Letta is expected to execute in the coming months.
That means players are expected to execute a game plan in adverse weather conditions; a bit of water is no excuse for poor play.
What sets special forces apart from conventional forces, or even some special forces from other special forces, is the wide variety of conditions under which they are expected to execute their tasks without compromising standards.
While the city appeared calmer last night, local observers warn of a protracted impasse between the police, which is expected to execute the warrant, and residents of Tivoli, who openly warn that they will arm themselves and resort to violence to protect the man they call the president, the man they consider their leader – if not their God.
SecondMarket, the leading trading exchange handling transactions in these securities, is expected to execute about $400 million in trades across about 40 private companies this year, roughly a fourfold increase over 2009, the first year it began making markets in the companies, according to a company spokesman.
The penalties are minor—"She could do her routine to 'Mary Had a Little Lamb' and still win Olympic gold," Daggett said of Biles but modern gymnastics seems to demand opposing virtues from its athletes, as if Tom Brady were expected to execute a plié between onrushing defensive ends.
These days, mobile robots are expected to execute tasks with increasing variety and complexity.
Then, lower-level chefs are expected to execute a dish exactly as the top chef designed it.
In this work, when a robot is expected to execute a plan, the robot is already in an environment that is conducive or possible to execute such plans.
In private hospitals, the typical ED provider does not perform any complicated procedures and other specialists are expected to execute the necessary interventions.
