execute decisions

The government was to be responsible for executing decisions of the conference during a transition to multiparty democracy.

Though they had the power to interpret the signs, it was ultimately the responsibility of the magistrate to execute decisions as to future actions.

Too often they executed decisions without adequate knowledge of the surrounding circumstances.

Local prisons; and, in some places, local-level militia are used to execute the laws and political decisions of the ruling party.

In fact the Crown does have only the ability to execute decisions of the Legislative.

When you're executing difficult decisions during difficult time, you have to fall back on your instincts.

The organs of the state are obliged to execute judicial decisions.

It was sadly symptomatic of a lack of ability to share information and execute decisions.

The ministers, as heads of their respective departments, were to execute the programs and decisions of the president.

"People want consultants who have had experience in actually executing decisions rather than just making recommendations," Mr. Skinner added.