Sentence examples for have started to execute from inspiring English sources

But because of the radicalization [of these groups], there are not as many demands for ransoms as before, and the groups have started to execute hostages.

Judges in several states have started to put up potentially insurmountable roadblocks to the use of lethal injections to execute condemned inmates.

Dr. John King, Commissioner of Education for the State of New York, has already started to execute them and to sell them to the public.

They were starting to execute people faster to get rid of evidence.

This hasn't stopped America from executing its death row prisoners; instead, authorities have started concocting dangerously experimental drug combinations or returning to older execution methods.

"It has started executing a lot of its own people, whether because they are fleeing from the front line or are suspected of other things," a UN source said.

Another month has passed, and I've started executing some--but admittedly not all--of those baby steps I wrote about last month.

The Yemenis say they had a tip-off that the kidnappers were planning to execute their hostages and had started the killing before the troops went in.

"The prison was getting overcrowded," he had said, and a captain "said he was going to have to start executing the prisoners, the ones in the death cells".

In a fair and just society, we're going to have to start executing a hell of a lot more people.

With its billion-plus users, Facebook might have a big enough audience to jump-start the concept that others like Path have failed to execute on.