Sentence examples for executions drawing from inspiring English sources
Iran was among the countries that carried out public executions, drawing much international condemnation.
Oklahoma's last executions drew scrutiny in the state and nationwide.
These executions drew a lot of attention, sparked outage and prompted calls to get rid of the death penalty.
Although the executions drew capacity crowds, too, there was no doubt that fans with tickets were glad to see the last of the Taliban's gruesome ways.
The executions drew criticism from a number of organizations including the European Union and the United Nations, which alleged that their confessions were coerced and that some of them men were arrested as juveniles.
The executions drew criticism from human rights groups and the European Union, which oppose capital punishment and the summary justice meted out to defendants in a special military court that allowed no right of appeal.
It was enough of a mystery to provoke this follow-up: Williams: What do you make of that dynamic that just happened here, the mention of two hundred and thirty-four executions drew applause?
We used the 3D toll gate model drawn by a commercial schematic tool of SketchUp [11] as an execution drawing.
On the first day of this phenomenon, the so-called Miracle Day, Oswald, a former schoolteacher and convicted paedophile murderer, survives his own execution, drawing global attention, and subsequently is released from prison on a legal technicality.
The efforts to stop Mr. Buck's execution drew widespread support.
The execution drew worldwide condemnation, including from the UN chief, Ban Ki-moon.
