Sentence examples for execution in the wake from inspiring English sources

The prisoner's lawyer, Cheryl Pilate, said that new legal challenges were being prepared "on several fronts" challenging Bucklew's execution in the wake of the Oklahoma events.

Anthem's execution in the wake of the breach is to be commended, minimizing the blast radius and non-verbally communicating organizational competence in handling the situation.

States have had difficulty securing execution drugs in the wake of a boycott by their European-based manufacturers.

A grand jury report pilloried officials for what it described as several avoidable lapses, and officials there are still not seeking new execution dates in the wake of that.

The ruling highlighted a national conversation about the secrecy laws that states have enacted to cover up their suppliers, even as they turn to more experimental combinations of execution drugs in the wake of a decision made by the European nations that had provided federally regulated drugs to stop selling them to the US.

Pakistan lifted its moratorium on the death penalty in all capital cases earlier this month, after restarting executions for terrorism offences in the wake of the Taliban school massacre in Peshawar.

In the wake of the execution-style murder of another law enforcement officer last Friday and with a manhunt underway near Chicago after the murder of yet another officer, renewed finger-pointing and incendiary actions threaten to widen the divide between the police and some in the communities they serve.

A1 A Mayor's Unmet Pledge Mayor Cory A. Booker, after entering Newark City Hall on a promise to vanquish the city's reputation for violence, finds himself battling a homicide rate that refuses to yield and a growing tide of public hostility in the wake of the execution-style slaying of three college students.

While executions in the United States have been rapidly declining — falling to 20 last year, the fewest in a quarter-century — states still hoping to carry out executions have tried to obtain drugs in the wake of a years-long shortage.

There are no juries and the system has been criticised in the wake of the execution of eight drug traffickers – including two Australian men, Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran.

For some time Montazeri had privately opposed human rights abuses that persisted under the Islamic government, and he brought his concerns to light in 1988, when in the wake of the execution of thousands of prisoners without a fair trial he asserted that circumstances were even worse than they had been under the shah.