Definition of "carrying out" []

• Present participle of carry out. (verb)

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• "NATO fighters have been carrying out airstrikes against Libyan military targets as part of a U.N.-mandated operation to protect civilians."
• "The merit of finally carrying out this policy and of turning the small and far from cultured state into a strong instrument for political and military aggression belongs to the Great Elector,"
• "The two women stumbled upon the sight of Roman soldiers, six thousand men carrying out the mission of circling around the enemy and taking unobserved a ridge of the same mountain the women were climbing, Mount Camalatrum."