Sentence examples for execution calling from inspiring English sources
After his team lost in a shootout to the Islanders on Friday, Tortorella expressed dismay about its focus and execution, calling the Rangers "a sloppy team right now".
In trying to dismiss those lawyers last year, Mr. Moussaoui accused them of conspiring with the government to ensure his execution, calling them the "death team".
At times, she employed stinging language to express her vexation at Mr. Abu-Jamal's ability to avoid execution, calling the judges who overturned Mr. Abu-Jamal's death sentence "dishonest cowards".
Lawyers for the latest US inmate to endure a botched execution called for an independent inquiry into Joseph Wood's drawn-out death by lethal injection in Arizona, which lasted for two hours during which witnesses said he repeatedly gasped for breath.
Trace scheduling was introduced afterwards by Fisher [17], which selects and acts on acyclic paths having the highest probability of execution (called traces).
The irony of this practice inspired Patty to write a 13-part series about various facets of execution, called Dichotomy of Death.
This testing facility provided a front-end to a CTD Web service that, on execution, called the participant's Web service, enabling participants to test their Web services against the training data set.
In closing statements last year to the court, formally known as the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia, he described himself as a state figurehead who "did not have any power" and did not order any executions, calling the allegations a "fairytale".
Amnesty International criticized the wave of executions, calling it "a grim new milestone" in Saudi Arabia's use of the death penalty.
On Monday Amnesty International criticized the wave of executions, calling it "a grim new milestone in the Saudi Arabian authorities" use of the death penalty.
Rights groups have condemned the growing rate of executions, calling attention to the lack of access to fair trials and criticizing death sentences for being handed down without judicial restraint.
