Sentence examples for called for executions from inspiring English sources

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".

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.

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

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

In a 1992 essay, he called for privatizing executions: putting an electric chair at second base in Shea Stadium and selling the best seats for as much as $300.

In Delhi this month, crowds have called for public executions and chemical castration, but 30 years ago the demand that Bhagalpur's sadists be punished was confined to a few newspaper editorials.

2. In 2003, following Sharon granting amnesty to 250 Palestinian prisoners, Lieberman called for mass executions, saying: " It would be better to drown these prisoners in the Dead Sea if possible, since that's the lowest point in the world".

Hayes had landed in uniform and should have been considered a prisoner of war, but he was executed following the issue of the commando order which called for the execution of all commandos upon capture.

The document called for the execution of government officials by hiring "criminals" as hit men.