Sentence examples for in executions as from inspiring English sources
The old practice hasn't been working, even with China leading the world by far in executions — as many as 4,000 a year, according to human rights groups.
Virtually no respected physicians participate in executions, as doing so violates medical ethics.
Things can go wrong and sometimes do go wrong in executions, as they can go wrong and sometimes do go wrong in medical procedures.
Death penalty states are locked in a legal battle with the federal government after regulators intercepted shipments of illegally imported anesthetics that were destined to be used in executions as part of lethal injection protocols.
In a statement released before the report was officially published Wednesday, Amnesty's secretary-general, Salil Shetty, described last year's rise in executions as "profoundly disturbing".
Other medical professional organizations like the American Medical Association, EMT Association and the American Pharmacists Association have positions against their members playing any role in executions as a matter of ethics.
The program introduces a simple framework to identify the leader's role in execution, as well as data-driven insights to translate their strategy into measurable results.
As long as we satisfy our customers, as long as the employees are happy, we embrace speed, imagination and excellence in execution, as long as we make a difference in society, I believe that revenues will come and therefore market cap will come.
The law, signed just before Christmas by Gov. John Kasich (R), offers anonymity to compounding pharmacies that agree to manufacture the drugs used in state executions, as well as to others involved in carrying out executions.
And maybe, for all her enthusiasm, this designer/owner should set up a studio of "little hands" to make the Vionnet clothes as beautiful in execution as in the original thought.
The show is divided into two broad categories, high and low cuisine -- a fine idea to encompass the city's ethnic and sociological variety, but somewhat tricky in execution, as the categories are not always clear-cut.
