Sentence examples for disclosed executions from inspiring English sources

In the first 10 days of January there have been 23 publicly disclosed executions.

Iran, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia accounted for 89% of the publicly disclosed executions recorded by Amnesty, which opposes the death penalty in all circumstances.

In very special cases, however, character is disclosed most vividly in the execution of the shot itself – in precisely that split second when the inner man is supposed to be suppressed by a scrupulously repeating technique.

All authors were Merck's employees during the execution of the studies as disclosed in this manuscript, and may own stock or stock options in the company.

The extensive involvement of RJR, in particular, in the design and execution of the study, was never clearly disclosed in any of the publications or public presentations of the results.

It is understood the Nauruan police have not disclosed to Save the Children the legal basis for the execution of the search warrants, and it has not been made clear what offence is believed to have been committed.

Mr. McVeigh had originally been scheduled for execution on May 16, but after the Justice Department publicly disclosed the existence of the documents on May 11, Mr. Ashcroft ordered a one-month delay to allow lawyers time to review the documents.

Five years into the Iraq war, most details of the architecture and execution of the Pentagon's campaign have never been disclosed.

Mr. McVeigh's execution was postponed for a month after the Federal Bureau of Investigation disclosed that thousands of pages of documents had not been turned over to defense lawyers before trial.

Some countries, China and North Korea among them, do not disclose the number of executions they carry out.

China does not disclose the number of executions it carries out under the criminal code, where almost 70 offenses carry the death penalty.