Sentence examples for demanded execution from inspiring English sources

From Gaza to Auckland, imams have demanded execution or amputations for the cartoonists and their publishers.

At the negotiating table, the French sternly demanded the lives of three responsible Chinese officials as a preventive against further such occurrences, but the Qing negotiators, Zeng Guofan and Li Hongzhang, were successful at least in refusing the demanded execution of the three (though several others were put to death).

While there were protests after the cartoons were published, imams there have not demanded executions or amputations for the cartoonists and their publishers.

At the courthouse, a woman protested this week with a handwritten sign demanding execution.

Some prosecutors say they will continue to demand execution in new cases as they arise in the belief that new legislation would apply retroactively.

Gilmore made history by demanding execution by firing squad, this being the traditional Utah way (his successors have had to endure the four-minute agony of cyanide poisoning), but there then began a profound legal tussle about a citizen's right to choose death when an alternative punishment was available.

Nonetheless, a committee of mujtahids decided he was dangerous to the existing order and demanded his execution.

He despised democratic institutions, worshipped violent insurrection, and repeatedly demanded the execution of hundreds of thousands of people.

Yusef Salaam was 15 years old when Donald Trump demanded his execution for a crime he did not commit.

During a riot in Moscow in May 1648, a mob surrounded the 19-year-old tsar and demanded the execution of Morozov and the leading officials.

Distressingly for Sunnis, the government paraded some of those arrested on state television in a bizarre spectacle: relatives of their supposed victims were invited into the room and screamed at the suspects, and demanded their execution.