Sentence examples for execution practices from inspiring English sources

With lethal injections in short supply around the country, Utah is one of a handful of states returning to execution practices once abandoned for their gruesome nature.

Mr. Levitt has spoken out in favor of greater disclosure of order-routing and execution practices, which can put the interests of brokers and their customers in conflict.

A weak connection has been designed between the two orthogonal walls of the specimen in order to reproduce common execution practices.

All of these conditions are readily achievable and, if they were to adhere to them, it would be difficult to mount an effective or realistic criticism of their current execution practices.

"We do have to, as a society, ask ourselves some difficult and profound questions around these issues," President Obama said on Friday, announcing a federal review of execution practices.

He worries that even a 2007 deadline is too soon, given other demands on financial firms.MiFID's objectives increased transparency and reduced costs for users of financial instruments such as equities, bonds and derivatives will be pursued through standardised rules on the dissemination of quotes and on pre- and post-trade transparency, as well as vaguely defined "best execution" practices.

Burning at the stake, a method of execution practiced in Babylonia and ancient Israel and later adopted in Europe and North America.

Ling chi, also known as "slow slicing" or "death by a thousand cuts" was a method of torturous execution practiced in China.

In a seemingly unusual part of the execution practice in Singapore, the small city-state once known as the world's most active executioner per capita, those condemned to die are allowed to change into regular clothes the day before they're killed — so they can pose for a picture that will be given to loved ones as a keepsake.

Records show flaying, the removal of skin from the body, was used as far back as the 9th century B.C. Records show this execution practice used as far back as the 18th century B.C., where a person is penetrated through the center of their body with a stake or pole.

Santos uncovered a human rights issue -- the summary, arbitrary or extra-judicial executions practiced by police officers, ex-police officers and private security agents in the city of Salvador -- in an extremely difficult story, writing about critical rule of law issues that affected the lives of the Brazilian people.