Sentence examples for execution to consider from inspiring English sources
During the Clinton administration, when Texas was scheduled to execute a Canadian who had been denied consular attention, Secretary of State Madeleine Albright strongly urged Texas to delay the execution to consider petitions from Canada.
In March, less than an hour before he was scheduled to die by lethal injection, the Supreme Court granted a stay of execution to consider taking up the matter of the untested evidence.
He was hours away from the needle last month when a federal court of appeals stopped the execution to consider whether lethal injection is cruel and unusual punishment under the eighth amendment to the constitution.The process is a three-stage one.
In these systems data may be accessed from multiple caches and the abstraction of the instruction execution has to consider the dynamic resource sharing on the whole chip.
In a pair of petitions, Glossip asks the court to halt his execution and to consider the merits of his appeal.
Supporting data locality for multi-stage jobs that are characterized by multiple phases of execution may need to consider the possibility of one phase of execution sharing data with another phase of execution.
Investigative agencies are directed to speed up the cases of those accused of acts of terror; 2. Judicial organs are directed not to hold up execution in order to consider pardon; 3. The organs of the commissariat of internal affairs are directed to execute the death sentences immediately after the passage of sentences".
Even supporters of the death penalty used to consider execution a solemn state responsibility, not an occasion for celebration.
A number of people suggested alternative execution methods for Herbert to consider: poisonous herbs, the guillotine, heroin overdoses, and a hypobaric chamber to simulate the effects of high altitude and deprive the inmate of enough oxygen.
Noting the "serious concerns" that have been raised about Mr. Graham's conviction for murder based on the testimony of a single witness, and the contrary testimony of other witnesses, he urged the board to delay the execution pending a hearing "to consider all of the evidence" before making a recommendation to the governor.
The death penalty case, Buck v. Thaler, attracted considerable attention in September when the justices stayed the execution of Duane Buck to consider whether they should hear his case.
