Preposition: of

• warrant: One MCC reported the backlog delayed execution of new warrants whilst another concentrated its efforts on new warrants.

• writ: Grant to Sir Ralph Hare and his heirs, of the return and execution of writs and process of Clackclose, co.

Converse of object

• suspend: See Section 3.4 for more information about suspending command execution.

• abort: If a negative value is specified, an error message is output, instructing you to abort execution.

• resume: Signals cannot awaken the suspended thread; they remain pending until the thread resumes execution.

• await: The " many " are condemned sinners awaiting execution.

• terminate: NOTES While waiting for terminal input, pg responds to BREAK, DEL, and ^ by terminating execution.

• restart: When the event is posted, all these tasks restart execution.

Adjective modifier

• extra-judicial: This means an end to the shoot-to-kill policy, introduced in secret, which resulted in Menezes's extra-judicial execution.

• decentralized: Mission C2 leverages centralized, integrated planning and decentralized execution at the maneuver unit level.

• cold-blooded: There can be no warrant for the cold-blooded execution of a surrendered terrorist.

• conditional: This is made more powerful by the fact that conditional execution can be applied to most instructions!

• sequential: In the world of our chosen abstraction - that of sequential execution of a method - it looks like our thread has hung.

Modifies a noun

• queue: Batch requests are divided into two types: execution queue and routing queue.

• venue: Would information on actual order flow be more useful than a list of execution venues?

• host: The job server always exists in the execution host as a daemon program.

Noun used with modifier

• summary: They have a choice between a slow death and summary execution.

• program: Pressing the ESC key during program execution will force the simulator to return to command mode.

• warrant: The team also identified two measures of the capability of MCCs to carry out warrant execution.