Sentence examples for administering death from inspiring English sources

John Morley, a columnist at The Daily Utah Chronicle, the university's student paper, wrote: "The notion that students need a weapon capable of administering death at any moment just to feel safe is paranoid and poorly grounded.

"Despite the strength of the cases, the federal executions this month will be a reminder of what the late constitutional scholar Charles Black Jr called 'the inevitability of caprice and mistake' in administering death.

Death row is going nowhere, and as a result, the US remains an archaically sovereign state, ruling over life by administering death.

It is not easy to imagine these young ladies moving on from a picnic to administer death wholesale.

A euthanasia advocate, Dr Farmer (Jacki Weaver, as a gentler take on Philip Nitschke) has developed a new machine that administers death literally at the press of a button.

Aomame's strangely passive life, in which she administers death to her victims with a single sterile needle applied to a point at the base of the brain, is only given purpose, we come to learn, by the memory of a single act of affection.

Five years after tests were administered, death rates for patients with both recognized and silent heart attacks were 23 percent, almost double the 12 percent death rate for older adults who'd never experienced a myocardial infarction, the technical name for this medical event.

"We can't allow an assembly-line procedure that lets doctors run down the hall as they administer death," state Sen. Ralph Hise (R) said during the debate.

Governor Ryan, who has made fairness in administering the death penalty a hallmark of his governorship, will end his tenure on a high note if he takes one last stand for justice and issues a blanket commutation.

The governor made the postponement after a federal district judge in Ohio stayed another execution, when that death-row inmate argued that the state had repeatedly violated its own protocols for administering the death penalty.

Studies show that administering the death penalty is even more expensive than keeping someone in prison for life.