Sentence examples for executions policy from inspiring English sources

The initial stay granted by the US appeals court for the eighth circuit had come as a strong rebuff to Missouri which for the past seven months has been pursuing an aggressive executions policy in which it has carried out a judicial killing every month and imposed a ring of secrecy around its supplies of lethal injection drugs.

To the judge, "Ohio's execution policy now embraces a nearly unlimited capacity for deviation from the core or most critical execution procedures".

"The focus of this case is on disclosure, and the responsibility of investment advisers to fully disclose their commission policies and their execution policy," said Don Hoerl, associate regional director of the S.E.C. office in Denver, which brought the case.

Stern, who resigned as Washington state's medical director for the department of corrections in protest over the state's execution policy in 2009, said he was "not fond" of prison healthcare privatisation and he did not believe it was necessary.

This solution, known as vManage, provided an execution policy for better virtualization management.

Cantor Fitzgerald won't comment on the Norinchukin trading, but it did provide Forbes with a copy of an interoffice memo on its trade execution policy for customer level/limit orders.

It secured a settlement in which the state promised to initiate approval of a new execution policy.

Few relatives are willing to protest publicly, or even comment on the state's execution policies.

A British pharmaceutical company that told Arkansas not to use its products during executions is trying to determine if the state plans to use them anyway, but prison officials are dismissing inquiries about the drug by citing a new law that makes all execution policies an official state secret.

"There is substantial and compelling evidence that Nuon Chea, commonly known as 'Brother No. 2,' played a leading role in devising the C.P.K.'s execution policies," two scholars, Stephen Heder and Brian D. Tittemore, wrote in their book "Seven Candidates for Prosecution," using the abbreviation for the Communist Party of Cambodia.

Environment assumptions are restrictions related to the services' availability, the diversity amongst the variant services available, as well as existing execution policies.