Sentence examples for and that execution from inspiring English sources

1009, and that execution of such orders would deprive it of vested property rights, contrary to various constitutional provisions.

Mr. Gardner's lawyer, Andrew Parnes, said he would make a new appeal to the State Supreme Court, which previously upheld the death sentence, arguing that his client did not receive proper help with experts and research before his sentencing and that execution after such a long wait would be cruel and unusual punishment.

Maya Foa, of anti-death penalty group Reprieve, said: "The state of Arizona had every reason to believe that this procedure would not go smoothly; the experimental execution 'cocktail' had only been used once before, and that execution too was terribly botched.

In the Valley it is well understood that ideas are worthless and that execution is what builds value.

And that execution, "Census" suggests, can be reclaimed.

This suggested that a plan for all the letters necessary to generate a word was readied prior to typing and that execution of each letter competed for output based on a hierarchical prioritization scheme and winner-take-all competition (Lashley, 1951).

All week, Texas officials had maintained that nothing had changed and that executions could proceed.

The governor of the federal district that includes Caracas recently proposed that the assembly should reintroduce the death penalty for the first time since 1863, and that executions should be held in public.

The government has routinely denied other allegations that prisoners' organs regularly found their way to the black market, often for sale to wealthy foreigners, and that executions were sometimes scheduled to coincide with the need for a specific organ.

They say the M23 leadership, including Francois, seems to have made no effort to stop human rights violations on the ground and that executions and forced recruitment are continuing right now.

In June, Iran's Chief Justice, Ayatollah Mohammed Yazdi, pronounced the Jews held in Shiraz guilty, and implied that execution was a foregone conclusion.