Sentence examples for endorse execution from inspiring English sources

Almost half of those polled believe in the justice of "an eye for an eye" and endorse execution as social vengeance.

Although senior Wahhabi clerics endorse execution by beheading for offenses that include apostasy, adultery and sorcery, oppose women driving or working and describe Shi'ites as heretics, they differ from al Qaeda and Islamic State militants in opposing violent revolt.

Show the world, Governor, that the perception of you is wrong -- that you aren't a cowboy who endorses executions at any cost.

And although Lincoln came to endorse such executions, he did so reluctantly and more often than not commuted the death sentences when the opportunity presented itself.

The man who wrote a White House legal memo endorsing the execution of Americans by drone strike is poised to become a federal judge after Senate Democrats used new anti-filibuster rules to quash opposition from civil liberties critics.

But by seeming to endorse the executions, he also violated his own policy as Texas governor of maintaining his silence and impartiality about pending death penalty cases until court appeals are exhausted and the cases reach his desk.

In some speeches, he has made Duterte-like statements, seeming to endorse the summary execution of criminals by the police.

Acknowledging that "a still strong majority of Americans endorse the idea of executions," the authors ask whether this means that "they prefer executions over other ways to punish or control a convicted murderer".

It's also true that, during the occupation, the Stop the War Coalition (StWC) supported 'the resistance' in Iraq by 'any means necessary', which in practice meant tacitly endorsing suicide bombing and the execution of Iraqis who chose to work with the coalition authorities.

Second, IBM's stock price has soared about 10% since yesterday afternoon's earnings call so Wall Street is joining business customers in endorsing IBM's strategy and execution.

In a private meeting with Gov. Christie Whitman, leaders of the coalition urged her to endorse a two-year pause in executions and to conduct a study of the costs, risks and fairness of the death penalty.