| It is enough if the State law, when sought to be put into execution and operation, conflicts with the national law on the same subject. |
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| Executory titles referring to mandatory execution of matters of a non-patrimonial nature may be put into execution within 30 years. |
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| It appears to have been a prevailing custom in the country, that new governors never put into execution the plans of their predecessors. |
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| If you imagine it indispensibly necessary to make an example, you will have his sentence put into execution. |
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| Once the packet is put into execution it maintains the principal and code attributes within a security context. |
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| This warrant was put into execution in a manner quite in accordance with the broad terms in which it was drawn. |
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| A trading expedition to a nearby village is known to have been one of the first schemes put into execution. |
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| Those cases, stand for the proposition that a trial court does not lose jurisdiction of the matter until a valid sentence has been put into execution. |
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| After a brief deliberation, the two shepherds concluded that the wisest course would be to throw the pig into a swamp, a plan they proceeded to put into execution. |
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| He formed and put into execution his plans for an after life equivalent to his present one in order that his soul might proceed into the hereafter surrounded by all necessities and luxuries. |
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| In Gates, supra, this court noted the age-long rule that a circuit court loses subject matter jurisdiction to modify a sentence once it is put into execution. |
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| As the new organization, in consequence of the inevitable complexity of the changes which it necessitates, cannot be immediately put into execution. |
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| The consent of Russia to the Austrian reform plan disguised temporarily their divergent aims, but they were revealed again as soon as these reforms had to be put into execution. |
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| These three steps are naturally put into execution by the thermosealer itself, which automatically stops at the end of the working cycle only. |
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| This huge development has forced the Lebanese Law Makers to put into execution many laws and provisions to enhance foreign investment. |
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| Sullivan, in the meantime, had learned that the departure of Howe's army had left Staten Island vulnerable, and planned and put into execution a raid against British targets there. |
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| Governmental responses in the form of new social support mechanisms appropriate to a capitalist system are yet to be formulated or put into execution. |
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