Sentence examples for executed unless from inspiring English sources

To that end, the President has instructed Executive agencies to continue to comply with Section 3 of DOMA, consistent with the Executive's obligation to take care that the laws be faithfully executed, unless and until Congress repeals Section 3 or the judicial branch renders a definitive verdict against the law's constitutionality.

Under Indonesian law death row prisoners cannot be executed unless all legal avenues – including clemency appeals – are fully exhausted.

On a recent day, one explained that confiscated dogs usually end up being executed unless the owner can produce a license and a record of shots.

He has been unexpectedly lenient with the survivors of the invasion, letting them argue with him about politics on television and telling them that they will not be executed unless they had committed crimes in Batista's time.

Having, in the mode indicated, ascertained the will of the legislative department, the statute as enacted must be executed, unless found to be inconsistent with the supreme law of the land.

After learning that the country's beloved princess has been kidnapped, he discovers that she will be executed unless he agrees – wait for it – to have sex with a pig on live TV.

We can't execute unless [ad agencies, advertisers and publishers] buy into it and adopt it," he says.

That is, for all (s_{i}^{ell }, s_{i}^{r} in S_{i}) such that ℓexecuting unless those of (s_{i}^{ell }) have completed.

Although your brain's factory settings are like Word's out-of-the-box defaults in that "Darwinian algorithms" will automatically execute unless you change them, your brain and Microsoft Word differ in several crucial respects.

That means he will be executed Thursday evening, unless Gov. Rick Perry grants a 30-day reprieve or a judge issues a stay.

Just yesterday, for example, a closely divided Supreme Court made it harder for death row inmates to obtain federal relief when a state court denies their right to defend themselves against prosecutors' assertions that they will endanger society unless executed.