Sentence examples for delays in execution from inspiring English sources
And the delays in execution, once an exception, are now routine for myriad reasons.
Delays in execution can be attributed to a number of factors: the sheer scale of the structural problem (as with Italy's judicial delay cases), the complexity of remedial action (as is arguably the case with the removal of innocent people's DNA from the UK's DNA database).
This approach promises to avoid some of the problems often associated with traditional forms of sharing computational and storage resources such as the need for complex authentication and authorization mechanisms, restrictions on the available runtime environments, resource competition, delays in execution through job queueing as well as lack of support for interactive jobs.
Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer has several times in recent years expressed concern about long delays in executions.
Efforts to ban gay marriage confronted — and continue to confront — a chorus of constitutional objections, while the death penalty case rests on the notion that delays in executions by themselves create a cruel or unusual circumstance, a position the U.S. Supreme Court has never accepted.
The planned conquest of the Volga and steppe region had been delayed in execution, and the Kazan campaigns had been enormously costly.
This communication happens over long global wires having high load capacitance which leads to delay in execution and significantly high energy consumption.
"All hopes fade" was the Manila Times' headline, and the Manila Bulletin reflected the drama across three editions with the evolving headlines "We're hoping for a miracle", "No delay in execution" and, finally, "Veloso granted reprieve".
"All hopes fade" said the Manila Times, and the Manila Bulletin used separate headlines on successive editions saying "We're hoping for a miracle" and "No delay in execution".
