Wiktionary
vb. (en-third-person singularcarry out)
Usage examples of "carries out".
Familiar with the fact that the laws of physics take precisely the same form regardless of one's state of motion so long as this motion is unchanging, the secretary-general takes no heed of this difference, and carries out the light bulb-initiated signing ceremony as before.
It strikes me that if Sarin the Merciless carries out her threat then a bolt from her crossbow would go through me about as easily as the watermelon.
Taking up an orbital position some 20,000 kilometers above the surface of Planet A, it carries out an extensive optical reconnaissance, sending back televised images that continue to provide confirmation for the belief that no higher life-forms are to be found down there.
The party of political incendiaries in France is the only one which carries out such designs energetically and directly.
It is a mutually beneficial deal -- the Church, who carries out much of the removal work, is no longer threatened by nonbelievers -- the Core, who brings the sleep death and carries out the storage in the Labyrinths, gains new circuits in its Ultimate Intelligence network.