executing

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• The police department even confirmed that “it is common practice” for officers to request medical help before executing high-risk warrants.

• Then, there is the digital infrastructure required to execute the agency’s key activities properly.

• That number is up partly because planning and executing a virtual event takes less time than a physical one.

• We’ve heard about some pretty interesting, big ideas around how to execute that.

• The company’s chips are among the best at breaking up the manipulation of data into small pieces and then executing that in parallel at high speed.

• The tour ended up costing us $147,802 to produce and execute.

• Around noon, the order was given to execute the mission the next day.

• But it was the first time that I showed Lorne and Seth and everyone at the show that I could handle the pressure and execute.

• On June 3, the rebel leader announced he would execute Budik and another captive, a secret police colonel.

• They planned to take Indian diplomats hostage and then execute them as Modi was took office.

• In case that they would not abandon the religion which they preached, the officials of Masamune commenced to execute their orders.

• Indeed, in many cases a general agency requires the employment of many persons to execute the business.

• The engine will be set to work before it is sent off, and every possible care taken to execute it in the most perfect order.

• Until the mortgagor fails to execute his part of the agreement, he retains possession of the property.