Sentence examples for execution largely from inspiring English sources

The haunted houses are based on his movies, which serve as a kind of blueprint, and he had left the execution largely to Mr. Kopelman, he said.

The highly regarded British barrister Geoffrey Robertson, who supported the intervention and opposed the execution largely on pragmatic grounds, nevertheless described Obama's claim that "justice was done" as an "absurdity" that should have been obvious to a former professor of constitutional law.

For three decades, prison employees in states across the nation have implemented virtually every aspect of lethal injection executions, largely outside of public view and without legislative or executive oversight.

Ironically Iran has also led global outrage of the recent Saudi executions – largely because the controversial Shia cleric Nimr al-Nimr was among those killed.

South Carolina — along with many other states that still enforce the death penalty — hasn't been able to secure the lethal injection drugs necessary to carry out executions, largely because of the stigma surrounding how they're used.

Mai et al. [1] enable manual algorithm execution by largely simplifying the low power optimization problem.

When in presence of a service whose execution coverage largely depends on the input parameters, it may be helpful to generate more tests (i.e., repeat the tests with new randomly generated values) in order to have an adequate coverage for the complete set of tests.

A prison report said the botched execution was largely due to a collapsed vein during the injection and that the needle was inserted in Lockett's groin instead of his arm after prison officials used a stun gun to restrain him.

This February, Iranian authorities halted such killings in the weeks surrounding parliamentary elections — a common practice, and one that suggests the arbitrary ordering of executions is largely political and not aimed at actually curtailing drug trafficking or use in Iran.

Lawyers have said federal prosecutors in Brooklyn recommended against seeking the execution of Mr. Dixon largely because of the problems with Mr. Thompson as a witness.

"Men who managed to survive such executions" did so "largely through being shielded by the bodies of other victims".