Sentence examples for executions resulting in from inspiring English sources

Botched executions, resulting in agonizing, drawn-out deaths, have taken place in several states in recent years.

But he has faced private pressure from the military to resume executions, resulting in one exception — that of Muhammad Hussain, a soldier convicted on charges of murdering a senior officer, who was hanged in November 2012 after a military trial.

Even though their proposed T-R distance-weighted method assumes a known distance to one of the base stations, the mean location error is 48 meters, with 95% of executions resulting in a location error less than 103 meters.

Due to the statistical nature of the profiler, longer executions result in more accurate analysis.

Nearly five million animals in Britain and hundreds of thousands elsewhere in Europe have been killed or await execution, resulting in meat, dairy and leather shortages worldwide, not to mention the tanning of the political hide of the British prime minister, Tony Blair.

As critics noted earlier this year, SESTA/FOSTA has good intentions but a seriously flawed execution resulting in numerous unforeseen consequences.

This algorithm is built by combining the traditional in-order and the out-of-order (OOO) instruction execution, resulting in the best of both approaches.

Our data also show that the early detection of errors influences movement execution, resulting in pre-error slowing of both hands and in keypresses with reduced velocity of the erroneous hand only.

His execution resulted in the temporary abatement of the growing Socialist movement in Japan.

We did not find evidence in our sample that would suggest the timing of N/DPA execution resulted in mitigating the effect of N/DPAs, e.g. by announcing it with other news at the end of the quarter.

Best of all, the quality that went into the design and execution resulted in very few issues after he moved in.