Sentence examples for execution of punishment from inspiring English sources

With regards to the prisoners right to health, in Italy recent modifications of disposals on execution of punishment, safety and preventive measures towards prisoners suffering from HIV/AIDS have been performed [ 43, 44].

The repeat hospitalizations in psychiatry are an indicator for the severity and the chronicity of the disorders that come together with repeat penal justice involvement, which could mean that the crimes of this group tend to be minor, that rehabilitation usually fails and that the execution of punishment fails to disincentive further criminal behaviour.

Yet, since republics become corrupt when the people lose the fear that compels them to obey, the people must be led back to their original virtue by sensational executions reminding them of punishment and reviving their fear.

The ruling comes as states around the country are re-evaluating execution as a means of punishment.

The inmates' plea may also seem myopically focussed on one means of death when it is the end — execution as a form of punishment — that should be judged.

As executions becomes less common and sentences for executions decline — dropping to about 100 a year from three times that in the 1990s — the focus on execution as a means of punishment and a marker of the nation's cultural and political divide becomes sharper, legal analysts said.

Days earlier, he warned reporters they are not excused from execution as a form of punishment for corrupt news coverage.

Women are forced to remain indoors, while public flogging and executions were common methods of punishment.

The executions are the highest form of punishment in Iran law, which is based on Islamic jurisprudence, which allows victims of crimes to demand retribution, but also to pardon victims.

The premodern sovereign's prerogative was death due to his right to take life (in the form of punishment, torture, or execution), but he did not have power over everyday life (12).

By contrast, who today remembers that the much-loved English common law called for execution as punishment for hundreds of crimes, including theft of any object worth five shillings or more?