Sentence examples for beginning of executions from inspiring English sources

Fatefully, however, the callers did not make clear that the shootings had been a spontaneous eruption of violence and not the beginning of executions, according to siege survivors and officials.

An assertion that indicates what is to be true at the beginning of execution of a function body or, more generally, of any sequence of statements.

In the beginning of execution r, the server, party ({mathcal {A}}), learns the set U r of online users.

In this approach all configurations are treated as equal by setting their individual interaction value to zero at the beginning of execution of a software system.

As soon as the latest Islamic State (IS) propaganda video was released on Sunday, the world rushed to identify the British man behind the mask, who promised the UK would be attacked before beginning the executions of five hostages.

That's a deed of some skill!" Inspired by Hitler's Night of the Long Knives, Stalin began the executions of tens of thousands of communists who posed a real and imagined threat to his power.

The book begins, of course, with the execution of a lawyer in horn-rimmed glasses.

Repeating the beginning of "Performance and scalability" section, there are three contributions to the execution time.

Camonte ignores this warning and begins a series of executions and extortions that result in a war with the North side gang.

Usually, a DBP is not defined strictly at the beginning of its execution, and it changes under new conditions at runtime.

A recursive sorting places calculators with no dependencies at the beginning of the execution in order to avoid duplicate calculations.