Sentence examples for executed state from inspiring English sources

"The disaster response works best when it's locally executed, state managed and federally supported.

"In order to overcome this difficult time for the country, individual branches of the government must execute state affairs in a steady manner," Mr. Goh said.

Simulations running on grid nodes receive the executing state.

Fair Trials International also complained that suspects were "not being provided with legal representation in the issuing state as well as the executing state".

"The decision will have the effect of widening the divide between executing states and symbolic states, states that have the death penalty on the books but rarely carry out executions," said Jordan M. Steiker, a law professor at the University of Texas.

As more countries conclude that the only place for capital punishment is in the history books, the shrinking group of executing states looks set to become ever more isolated.

He also sarcastically suggested that journalists who ignored him might be executed; State Department spokesman Jeff Rathke said from Washington that the U.S. was troubled by the comment.

Here are details of the four such executions performed this year, and the age at which an offender can be executed by state.

Rather than being executed (the state has executed only thirteen people since 1978) it is much more likely that a death-row inmate will die as a result of natural causes or suicide.

On Wednesday night, when Tony Chambers was executed, the state of Texas tied its own record, of 37, which was set last year.

The real danger to a country's economy arises from advanced persistent threats (APTs) -- highly sophisticated and long-planned intrusions often executed with state sponsorship.