Sentence examples for execution of the sentence from inspiring English sources

He died in prison, presumably by violence, before the formal execution of the sentence.

As was the case in his other trials, the execution of the sentence was delayed, pending the conclusion of the appeals process.

The summons was issued by the court, the trial was held exclusively before the magistrate, and the court became responsible for the execution of the sentence.

On August 7 , 1964 appellants Jacobs and Mekas were sentenced to 60 days in the New York City Workhouse with execution of the sentence suspended.

To deserve the death sentence he'd passed on himself, the execution of the sentence had to be deeply injurious to someone.

From their reading of Daniel, chapters 8 and 9, they concluded that God had begun the "cleansing of the heavenly sanctuary"—i.e., an investigative judgment (an action invisible to the human eye) that would then be followed by the pronouncing and execution of the sentence of judgment (a future visible event).

In 1922 the leaders of the Socialist Revolutionary Party were subjected to a sham trial, which ended in their being condemned to death on spurious charges of counterrevolution; only international protests and fear of retaliation from Socialist Revolutionary terrorists caused the execution of the sentences to be deferred.

"For that he was sentenced to death by lethal injection, and I find that there is no good cause to delay the execution of that sentence," the judge said.

"We are awaiting the execution of the death sentence," the lawyer for the families, Al-Monseif Khalifa, said Wednesday in Tripoli, according to Reuters, which noted that 20 families had protested outside the court.

The court's majority opinion in the Willie Francis case acknowledged, "The traditional humanity of modern Anglo-American law forbids the infliction of unnecessary pain in the execution of the death sentence". Yet the Supreme Court continues to flout that standard.

The majority cited a United States Supreme Court precedent that prohibits "the infliction of unnecessary pain in the execution of the death sentence" and the Georgia court's own ban on "the purposeless and needless imposition of pain and suffering".