Sentence examples similar to execute judgment from inspiring English sources
There is no ability to execute judgments".
It had been the practice under Henry VI that plaintiffs in the common-law courts could not execute judgments given by the common-law judges if the Lord Chancellor felt their claim was "against conscience".
Despite a separate appeal by Salvatore, James moved to execute the judgment immediately.
Burge's idea is that in executing this judgment, one "runs through" the very thought that the judgment is about.
He rarely expresses doubt about his art; paper and glue are cheap, and it is easy to experiment with them rather than to agonize before executing a judgment.
The role, posted on the civil service jobs portal, was described as "executing a judgment of death" as well as performing amputations on those convicted of lesser offences.
The only redemptive feeling it prompted was admiration for Fragoso's unwavering candour: she is a talented writer and her memoir is executed without judgment or shame.
No special qualifications are needed for the jobs whose main role is "executing a judgment of death" but also involve performing amputations on those convicted of lesser offences, the advert, posted on the civil service jobs portal, said.
Executing his judgment against innocent children at the hands of an assault rifle wielding insane person?
Phelps-Roper, a relative of the group's founder, Fred Phelps, first announced the group's plan on Saturday "to sing praise to God for the glory of his work in executing his judgment" via her Twitter account.
