Sentence examples for case of heinous from inspiring English sources
A survey of 502 American Muslims, conducted a year ago by Zogby International, found that 75.4percentt of those surveyed said that the death penalty is a fitting punishment in the case of "heinous" crimes, compared with 75.2percentt for Catholic respondents, 81.2percentt for Protestants and 67.3percentt for the Jews.
Amongst the key changes required in the law is harsher punishment for rape, including an increase in the maximum prison term, and in the case of heinous crimes perhaps even the death penalty.
"Women are still branded, but we hear of far less cases of heinous crimes like burnings, tonsuring hair and killings".
The group struggled to justify the live immolation of a Muslim prisoner with the ease it did in previous cases of heinous crimes.
Of course, history provides us with all too many cases of heinous instances of the objectivization of individuals, societies and even entire nations, but never has it been the case that instrumentalisation has been a potential threat to every human being.
Clinton finished by indicating that she does support the death penalty in cases of "really heinous" crimes, like the 9/11 terrorist attacks and Oklahoma City bombing.
I cannot imagine a more heinous case of judicial misconduct.
Belgians became highly attuned to the issue of sexual abuse as a result of a heinous case of child molestation and murder that led to nationwide protests more than a decade ago.
Perhaps it's the lack of sleep, but after a long and sensationally undistinguished career observing the media, I can't remember a more heinous case of persecution for a harmless Wildean thrust.
Lawlessness has also raised new heights, with the jailing of Timoshenko and the truly heinous case of Oksana Makar shocking even the thoroughly jaded Ukrainian populace.
It is sensible that those affected by a particular crime – in Mrs Fergus's case the most heinous of crimes – should be allowed to air their views on how the crime impacted upon their lives.
