Sentence examples for brought about the execution from inspiring English sources

The plot failed, and Ludovico was exiled but eventually, through threats and flattery, won a reconciliation with Bona and brought about the execution of her most influential adviser and chief minister, Cicco Simonetta, in 1480.

It turns out that on a volcanic mountaintop called Stonedial, Dragoman unwittingly brought about the execution of six fellow protesters who were tricked by a Russian commander into giving themselves up.

There were the millions his policies starved, and the million-plus whose executions he personally brought about, and the millions he sent to death in the camps.

The report highlighted the changing public mood toward public executions (brought about in part by the growing prosperity created by the Industrial Revolution).

"This Court has shown a bizarre willingess to ignore standard procedures as it pleases in order to bring about speedy executions," the Justice said.

Meanwhile, due to its block calculation, it can bring about 1.4 s execution time improvement.

Nevertheless, studies of proved false confessions suggest a number of recurring markers including actual violence, threats of violence, threats of harsh sentences like execution and extreme duress brought about by isolation, sleeplessness and lengthy, high-pressure interrogation.

What brought about the current schism?

The same sentiment brought about the Macintosh.

Freed from prison by the Long Parliament in November 1640, Prynne devoted himself to bringing about the conviction and execution (January 1645) of Archbishop Laud.

In 1641 Vane helped bring about the impeachment and execution of the King's chief minister, Thomas Wentworth, the earl of Strafford, by testifying that Strafford had proposed using Irish troops to suppress Charles's Parliamentary opponents.