Sentence examples for execution attracted from inspiring English sources

His scheduled execution attracted a comparatively small response, with few protesters and campaigners present in the prison grounds as the appointed hour approached.

Hill's scheduled execution attracted a comparatively small response, with few protesters and campaigners present in the prison grounds as the appointed hour approached.

The trial and execution attracted significant media attention in the UK.

Lum You's trial and execution attracted a great deal of contemporary publicity in Pacific County, and has since passed into the realm of folk legend.

Unlike the previous execution of John Albert Taylor in 1996 (or Ronnie Lee Gardner that would follow in 2010), Parsons' execution attracted little media attention, with representatives from only 12 news organizations.

The execution attracted much criticism from across both the English and Welsh communities, and in 1321 Hugh arrested Sir William Fleminge as a scapegoat for the incident, first detaining him in the Black Tower and then executing him in the castle grounds.

Those executions attracted hundreds of thousands of views on YouTube, and were cited by Russia, the Syrian government's most important foreign backer, as evidence of brutality by Mr. Assad's armed adversaries, whom he calls terrorists.

Plans for Wednesday's executions attracted international condemnation, including from the UN secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, who called on Widodo to "urgently consider declaring a moratorium on capital punishment in Indonesia, with a view toward abolition".

The planned execution has attracted worldwide attention because of the horrific nature of Mr. McVeigh's crimes, the Justice Department's decision to broadcast the execution to survivors' and victims' families by closed circuit television and the rarity of federal executions.

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Many funeral processions were held in Ireland and even in a few British cities during the weeks following the executions, sometimes attracting crowds of thousands.