Sentence examples for delayed execution from inspiring English sources

Vasquez delayed execution of his suspension by filing appeals, but a Federal court last Friday turned down his most recent application for a stay.

Plans to transfer its accident and emergency and maternity departments to neighbouring hospitals were approved last Christmas but Mr Lansley has since delayed execution of the decision twice and will reconsider it for a third time next month.

To overcome these hazards, stalls were introduced, which are basically delayed execution of instructions to diffuse the problematic situation.

Last month, the U.S. Supreme Court delayed execution for three Oklahoma prisoners while it reviews the state's protocol.

Several states have delayed executions because of its unavailability.

She said the rescheduling of delayed executions would help salve victims' families.

Ohio has delayed executions until 2017 because of problems finding supplies of lethal injection drugs.

Here in Bethlehem today, gunmen fired in the air as they marched to protest the delayed executions of two men convicted last weekend of being informers.

A shortage of the drug, sodium thiopental, has delayed executions in some states; Arizona obtained the drug, but has refused to identify the source, citing state confidentiality laws.

Several states had delayed executions while they awaited the ruling in Glossip v Gross, in which the court was asked to decide whether Oklahoma's use of midazolam fell within the boundaries of the US constitution.

For example, it has ruled that the death penalty must be commuted if appeals have delayed executions by five years or more, or if the trial judge had no discretion in sentencing.