Sentence examples for called to execution from inspiring English sources

The writer of an Oct. 14 letter that called to "execution duty" those who support the death penalty should herself first witness a wanton murder of a helpless victim, often pleading to be spared, only to be killed mercilessly.

Maybe every citizen, or at least those who support the death penalty, should be called to "execution duty" (for instance, to tie the legs or arms of the condemned) in the same way that citizens are asked to perform jury duty.

Buttrey, the lone survivor of the executions, was called to testify before the committee, and the U.S. Government concluded that the North Korean army violated the terms of the Geneva Convention, and condemned its actions.

The phase detector is designed by instrumenting MPI calls to measure the execution time of each call and the execution time of the program in between calls.

It might be the governor calling to stay my execution".

The completion of the queue after the completion of the window threshold call HBase multi-threaded write method to send data to the buffer, which allows the client to call request execution through remote procedure, and the data will be sent to the server for permanent storage.

The Supreme Court called a stop to executions in 1972, but 38 states eventually passed new death penalty laws to comply with the court's decision.

Carson proposes a new TV show, to be called "The Execution Game".

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

For a while now, the project used what it called Droplet Execution Agents (DEA) to manage application containers.

A relevant upshot of our empirical investigation refers to the so called financial execution of the budgets, an issue hotly debated in policy circles.