Sentence examples for execution movement from inspiring English sources
Sporting such names as the Revolutionary Resistance Brigade, the Moltov Movement, the Execution Movement and Qutb's Hawks, they have yet to claim specific attacks.
The reforms of the execution movement had clearly established the Sejm as the central and dominant organ of state power.
This effort was thwarted by the execution movement szlachta party led by Mikołaj Sienicki and Jan Zamoyski; their choice was Stephen Báthory, Prince of Transylvania.
The foreign king was skeptical of the Polish parliamentary system and had little appreciation for what the execution movement activists had been trying to accomplish.
Whatever was left of the execution movement had become thwarted together with the obstructionist szlachta elements, and a compromise solution to the crisis of authority was arrived at.
He was a colleague of Mikołaj Sienicki and Hieronim Ossolinski, and with them he was one of the leaders of a faction of the lesser and middle nobility (szlachta) in the Commonwealth, whose goal was the reform the country - the execution movement - preserving the unique constitutional and parliamentary government of the Commonwealth with the dominant role of poorer nobility (Golden Freedom).
Performance variables (movement execution, movements above minimum) were not significant covariates of MFV differences (P > 0.05).
More importantly, the anti-execution movement has made headway precisely because it has eschewed grand gestures in favour of a case-by-case review of the evidence.
The anti-execution movement has been especially powerful in West Africa, where the number of countries in the Economic Community of West African States that have either banned executions or halted them has risen to 10, from one.
After hearing an acoustic signal, they prepared themselves for the execution of movement by mental imagery of the movement.
Neuroscientists already know that these structures play a role in other complex tasks, including learning and the planning and execution of movement.
