Sentence examples for enacting death from inspiring English sources

Governors, legislators and local officials in virtually every state are considering proposals to fight terrorism and protect the public as varied as enacting death penalty laws, placing armed marshals on cruise ships and increasing scrutiny of meat inspection to prevent tampering.

During his 2004 general election campaign for U.S. Senate, police representatives credited Obama for his active engagement with police organizations in enacting death penalty reforms.

In the past year many states have enacted death penalty reforms.

But now, under a subsequently enacted death penalty statute, we are drifting backward and resuming federal executions by putting to death Mr. McVeigh.

No one, not even children, is sheltered from these images, or from ritual dances re-enacting death.

With names like Shooting Play, Army Machine Gun and Rapid Firing Gun, are we not pretending that these toys are doing anything other than re-enacting death and destruction in a play format?

The recently enacted Death in Custody Act, which requires data collection on what the title suggests, is taking that approach by penalizing noncompliant agencies through Department of Justice funds.

Forlow Simon Davis on thetime.

And yet, we must never forget the heroism of the American GIs who left behind their families and the security of home to fight and defeat the ruthless enemies of that era who enacted unthinkable death and destruction.

The argument came in the fourth appeal involving a death sentence to reach the state's Court of Appeals since New York enacted its death penalty law in 1995.

To do this she had to move to Oregon, which in 1997 enacted the Death with Dignity Act, allowing terminally-ill Oregonians to end their lives through the voluntary self-administration of lethal medications, expressly prescribed by a physician for that purpose.