Sentence examples for decades of executions from inspiring English sources

In 2009, after a review of decades of executions, the group concluded that the system could not be fixed and abandoned trying.

Any careful evaluation leads to what the American Law Institute concluded after a review of decades of executions: the system cannot be fixed.

The new protocol may at first appear to work smoothly, but decades of executions have taught us this: Technical systems are prone to failure, and human bodies are irreducibly complex and idiosyncratic.

Virginia trails only Texas in the number of executions in recent decades, and both Mr. Horan and Mr. Ebert are veterans of many capital trials.

The Muslim Brotherhood's had navigated decades of political marginalization and the execution, torture, and imprisonment of its leaders to come to power.

His mastery of light and color, his astute perception of American life and its commonplaces, and his consummate technical execution have created decades of visual poetry, potent and unmatched.

In Paris a wave of executions followed.

After decades of litigation, the final legal ruling allowing the execution of Troy Davis was a one-sentence order from the United States Supreme Court so terse that it could have fit neatly into a Twitter message with room to spare.

The execution is the first by North Korea in decades of a top echelon official and raises questions about the stability of the increasingly erratic government.

Moreover, even for those who are, decades of imprisonment may be as great a deterrent as the remote prospect of execution.

So for all that the post-execution flare-up is an alarming development, it springs from decades of mutual suspicion and violent conflict by proxy.