And management, which had gone through six chief executives in a decade, had been unable to execute a turnaround plan.
He was unable to execute that trick last night.
The second reason is that banks would be unable to execute the reorganisation within the foreseeable future.
Knoblauch, to the contrary, is unable to execute what in better times was the most natural play he could make on his own.
In the previous year, Vance wrote, his office had been "unable to execute approximately 111 search warrants for smartphones because those devices were running iOS 8.
Unless fund managers get a brokerage firm to guarantee that their much larger orders will be completed at the closing price, they can be unable to execute those trades.
Grumbach obtained an order of restitution from the imperial court of justice, but he was unable to execute it, and in 1558 some of his followers assassinated the bishop.
For almost a year and a half, Iranian banks have been unable to execute most international financial transactions due to the country's exclusion from Swift, and the state has been blocked from accessing the estimated 60 to 80 billion dollars it has on deposit in various overseas banks.
Though these operations have almost always held up in court, they have come under increasing criticism from those who believe that many of the subjects, even some who openly espoused violence, would have been unable to execute such plots without substantial assistance from the government.
Their work may be stymied for months or years because they are unable to execute an experiment, for any number of reasons, such as too few subjects, methodology problems, broken equipment, or lapses in funding.
