Sentence examples for executions in the future from inspiring English sources
Dale Baich, a lawyer for one of the death row petitioners, vowed to continue fighting to prevent botched executions in the future.
But for the eighth consecutive year it executed more people than it sentenced to death, signaling that fewer executions will be carried out in the future, according to the Death Penalty Information Center, in Washington.
More than two dozen executions are scheduled nearly four years in the future, to August 2019.
I expect that JoAnn Brandon will be a witness at the Nebraska State Penitentiary when John Lotter's appeals are exhausted, ten years or more in the future, and his execution is finally scheduled.
"All past execution points to it doing very well in the future".
The jury, as it was earlier this month in a death penalty hearing for another defendant, will be asked to consider various aggravating factors in favor of execution, such as the future danger Mr. Mohamed poses to guards in prison, against mitigating factors advanced by the defense, such as his young age, 25, at the time of the attack.
Caryl Churchill's new play, "Far Away," depicts a surreal dystopia, not too far in the future, in which a totalitarian government performs weekly mass executions….
Prospective memory has been variously defined as "remembering to do something in the future" [25], "remembering to do something in the future without being reminded" [26], "timely execution of an intended action at some point in the future" [27], "realization of delayed intentions" [10], "memory for activities to be performed in the future" [4], "remembering to remember" [28], and so on.
— Nick Wingfield How Exactly Does H.P. Investt in the Future?
