execution of an order , auch: order execution

His first mate would not delay the execution of an order for ten days.

Putting it the other way round: there is no problem about how the execution of an order is 'foreshadowed' in the order.

MiFID will require that firms take all reasonable steps to obtain the best possible result in the execution of an order for a client.

When it happened that M. de Talleyrand suspended the execution of an order, Bonaparte never evinced the least displeasure.

Of the latter, Bolívar's aide-de-camp O'Leary once remarked that "his imperious and impatient temperament would never tolerate the smallest delay in the execution of an order".

The courts could suspend recent possession orders, could suspend the execution of an order for possession for up to twelve months and could impose certain conditions and terms.

In such trading techniques, seconds and minutes matter, meaning that a short delay in the execution of an order to buy or sell could make a program trade too risky for an institutional investor like a pension fund.

Indeed, a broker may guarantee execution of an order at the VWAP and have a computer program enter the orders into the market in order to earn the trader's commission and create P&L.

After she had set Kitty down at home and been to see her new houses, she drove about doing various errands for the aunts and, while waiting in the carriage for the execution of an order, young Pemberton came by.

Both letters dealt with the motivation that should inspire obedience, if it was to be a truly religious virtue, and with the ways it could be ever better practiced - from simple execution of an order to appropriating for oneself the reasons that moved the person giving it.

The Court emphasised the importance of that element of the English practice that entrusts the execution of an order to the plaintiff's solicitors and requires them to give a series of undertakings as to the manner of execution and the use made of the information or documents obtained.

Member States must continue to ensure legal protection, limit the reasons for refusing to recognise or for rejecting a European Protection Order, set a 20-day deadline for the execution of an order and clarify the position with regard to victims who move from one Member State to another.

When M. de Talleyrand postponed sending off despatches, or when I myself have delayed the execution of an order which I knew had been dictated by anger, and had emanated neither from his heart nor his understanding, I have heard him say a hundred times, "It was right, quite right.