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Meanings of execute on in English

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Usage of execute on in English
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The ability to execute on new contracts is generally constrained as a result.
Reuters
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And so we started a company to really execute on that.
Wired
3
This sentence the prevalent part of your countrymen execute on themselves.
The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, Vol. 04 (of 12)
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The same ruse Drew, Gould and Fisk now proceeded to execute on Vanderbilt.
Great Fortunes from Railroads
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He had taught her how to execute on a plan regardless of personal cost.
The last page
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Some analysts expressed hesitation that Goldman will be able to execute on these plans.
Reuters
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It's our far broader inability as a society to execute on the big stuff.
Wired
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This wasn't a project you could execute on your own.
The last hero: a life of henry aaron
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The Perl script does not execute on some Windows configurations.
Mysql high availability
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It's just a shame the previous owners didn't let him execute on his vision.
The Guardian
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I definitely feel calm, and I know what I need to execute on the court.
The Guardian
12
Nomura said the firm "is well placed to execute on long-term growth strategy."
Reuters
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We have a bright future as a company if we can execute on this vision.
Wired
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A spokesman said it gave "space to execute on our Brexit contingency plan".
Reuters
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We didn't execute on either end of the floor.
Reuters
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Clorox has consistently been able to execute on pricing initiatives given its leadership position in key categories.
Reuters
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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