The application-tier can make several queries during its execution, passing information to and from different queries; an example is discussed in Section 2.
On October 11, 1865, a revolt by blacks began at Morant Bay, and, in the repression that followed, the total of executions passed 400.
A newfound willingness of legislators to consider such changes became apparent when bills to impose a two-year moratorium on executions passed committees in both houses, before eventually dying.
But Mr. Hancock, who is now working on a supporting brief challenging capital punishment in the next case scheduled to be considered by the court, said the judges would eventually have to confront fundamental questions about whether executions pass muster under the New York State Constitution.
By this time, the vagaries of execution had passed.
As for Raphael's painting, of Christ on the way to execution, it passed into Spanish royal possession and is now in the Prado.
And for the first time, bills to establish a statewide moratorium on executions actually passed through legislative committees, though they later died.
In 1999, a bill prohibiting such executions was passed overwhelmingly by the state's Senate, but got bogged down in the House when Governor George W. Bush expressed his opposition.Rodney Ellis, the state senator who sponsored the bill, is confident that another attempt during the legislative session beginning in January will have more success.
Florida has already blocked two prisoners' executions and passed at least one legislative fix in an attempt to preserve its death sentencing system without violating the Constitution.
Transitions represent the way in which an execution engine passes from one phase to the other.
