Sentence examples for execution or executions from inspiring English sources
But if he does sign, and if the execution or executions are carried out, he will have essentially confirmed the suspicion that the United States places significantly less value on the lives of Muslims, regardless of nationality, than on the lives of Christians and other non-Muslims, also regardless of nationality.
EXEcution generated Executions: Automatically generating inputs of death.
Referring to the Devils' five-day break that preceded the series, DeBoer said: "And when I look back at the game last night, I think it was as much our execution, or lack of execution.
Tasks can be statically assigned prior to execution or migrate between processors during execution.
Pierce continues: "We're working closely with Microsoft on several points: 1) partner engagement, 2) retail execution or channel execution — making sure that message is very simple because in this industry for Nokia and maybe all manufacturers we could probably write a long list of things we'd like to talk about.
For the use of the execution drug, I was called I think about two years ago from a reporter from Oklahoma, and she told me that they [are] thinking of using or they [were] using midazolam for execution or sedation before execution.
BDS is not as powerful as Java or Python, and our simple interpreter cannot be compared with sophisticated just-in-time execution or JVM-optimized byte-code execution provided by other languages.
The lawsuit asks the court to prevent the state "from carrying out any executions or taking steps toward carrying out any executions, including executions of any of the Plaintiffs and Indispensable Parties".
What really makes the difference are three things: execution, execution, execution.
"EXECUTION, execution, execution" seems an unfortunate motto at a place where some employees carry guns.
"We believe that... Modi's vision is the right vision and what we expect is just execution – better execution, more execution, faster execution," Immelt said.
