Sentence examples for execution that could from inspiring English sources

The prohibition stems from concern that they might make an emotional plea for execution that could prejudice the jury.

As for the food on the plate, on two visits I found ample examples of good thinking, good meats and great vegetables, but many dishes were marred by imperfections in execution that could be easily corrected.

Defense lawyers for Timothy J. McVeigh are most likely focusing on four options, legal experts say, including seeking a new delay in the execution that could leave the country's biggest domestic terrorism case open for months or even years.

And just a few weeks ago, in an execution that could have been planned by Al Capone, Movladi Baisarov, a former Chechen special-forces officer who had come to be seen by Kadyrov as a rival, was gunned down on Leninsky Prospekt, one of Moscow's busiest thoroughfares.

This was an award for a record that sounded fresh and original, that moved music forwards not backwards, that was contemporary rather than retro, that was consistent in its vision and execution, that could capture music in Britain in 2007, without any recourse to fashion, trends or tittle-tattle.

But in the Jeep ad, Francois also knew that he owned a subject and an execution that could tap into the same kind of deeply sentimental vein Fiat Chrysler had touched with previous Super Bowl ads, all run on TV and none hinted at beforehand.

The Army has issued new regulations for carrying out military executions that could allow the death penalty to be administered at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, where more than 500 foreign terrorism suspects are being held.

For example, a non-waivable majority-of-the-minority provision can present execution risks that could prevent the deal from receiving stockholder approval.

Therefore, we did not implement measures to control the execution environment, such as avoiding parallel execution of other programs that could compromise any measurement of the elapsed time.

At first, Mr. Gensler wanted complete price transparency, which would have limited the number of companies that could become execution facilities.

Augmented Reality (AR) is a technology that could ease execution of complex operations, and assist railways in meeting their business objectives.