Sentence examples for execution for that from inspiring English sources
Again, the '—' value means that the execution for that read length was aborted after 3 days.
This year, a case from El Paso County resulted in an execution for that county for the first time in 22 years, but rather than send a reporter to Huntsville, some 650 miles away, The El Paso Times quoted extensively from Mr. Graczyk's report.
Any fall-out from Haye's admission that he advised family and friends to back him to win in round three, delaying the execution for that purpose, will be a mere distraction to those talks, because these are the fights the sport and the fans deserve.
A woman in Iran faces public execution for that most heinous of crimes: defending herself against a rapist.
Eleven states had halted executions for that reason.
Judgment usually is according to the Ḥanbalī tradition of Islam; the law tends to be conservative and punishment severe, including amputation for crimes such as theft and execution for crimes that are deemed more severe (e.g., drug trafficking and practicing witchcraft).
Under Islamic State rule, Mosul residents live with the constant threat of summary execution for offenses that include using the Internet and cellphones, making it difficult to know what is happening there.
The Florida Supreme Court found that he was not sufficiently mentally ill to avoid execution, relying for that finding on a standard the Supreme Court rejected six years ago.
Heavy winds outside the federal prison in Terre Haute on Wednesday night toppled news media trailers that would have been filled with journalists had an F.B.I. oversight not forced a delay in Timothy J. McVeigh's execution, scheduled for that night.
The result of the training phase is (i) a model for each query type, defined through the mean and standard deviation of a population of that type, that defines the normal behaviour of query execution times for that query type and (ii) a threshold z t for each query type that can be used to perform an on-line outlier detection in the deployment phase.
I once covered a Pakistani college teacher who was imprisoned and threatened with execution for speculating that the Prophet Muhammad's parents weren't Muslims.
