Sentence examples for execution champion from inspiring English sources

Texas America's undisputed execution champion, with 342 since 1982 is debating whether a governor's commission should investigate erroneous murder convictions.

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Scotland centre Huw Jones' second try in their win over England was sublime in execution but the Six Nations champions could have seen it coming.

Her work included overseeing the national strategy and championing the execution of the company's U.S. CR programs to change young consumers' lives through sport.

Genius requires execution.

The harrowing experience led Dickens and Thackeray to champion the abolition of public executions, which finally passed in 1868.

For instance, Mr. Watts noted, Republicans have long championed "family values," but the execution has left the party looking hardhearted at times.

Ohio is fast becoming one of the the nation's leaders in executions, surpassing every state but the unapproachable champion, Texas, in the past two years according to the New York Times (read Bob Dreihaus reporting here).

It would have been a big deal if Texas -- the undisputed champion when it comes to executions in the United States -- had decided it was morally unacceptable to execute retarded individuals.

Then as now, Deukmejian, California's governor and the state's leading champion of capital punishment, believed that executions are "appropriate" in civilized society and that they recognize the sanctity of life.

"Guess what?" said George W. Bush, whose home state is already the champion of the Western world when it comes to executions.