Sentence examples for call for execution from inspiring English sources

So Muslims shouldn't celebrate it.' He claimed ignorance of the call for execution I had heard.

"I'm much better at talking about the strips that I publicly call for execution of.

He would solicit their opinions; they would call for executions, as they knew they were expected to.

To divert attention from the inefficiency of its (politicised) police force, the government wants to be seen heeding the populist call for executions to resume.

Ultras chanting 'Min of Interior it's ur turn next' and calling for execution of Tantawi.

By contrast, who today remembers that the much-loved English common law called for execution as punishment for hundreds of crimes, including theft of any object worth five shillings or more?

Even more surprising, this legislation actually represented an improvement over earlier versions of the bill that called for execution of those who engaged in certain same-sex behaviors.

English law in the 18th century called for executions to take place on "the next day but one" after sentencing.

"The people of Iran shall once again announce that they don't approve of those who only called for executions and jail throughout the last thirty-eight years".

"Only enemies of the state call for the execution of judges," he said.

("I'll become a Muslim!" Larry yells at the TV set as he watches the Ayatollah call for his execution).