Sentence examples for known executions from inspiring English sources

Four Nigerian men were hanged in 2013 - the first known executions in the country since 2006.

Executions in Iran, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia accounted for 89% of the total known executions worldwide in 2015.

In 2005, according to Amnesty International, ninety-four per cent of all known executions took place in four countries.

It was reported last year that China had deployed a fleet of "death vans"—vehicles equipped with the necessary equipment for lethal jabs in order to make it easier for rural communities to dispose of criminals.Six countries China, Iran, Pakistan, Iraq, Sudan and the United States accounted for more than nine in ten of last year's known executions.

Myers said the AFP would have known executions were likely when their agent wrote to Indonesian police the day after Myers's tip-off to request surveillance and suggest they "take what action they deem appropriate" if they suspected the group had heroin when leaving Indonesia.

The New York-based Human Rinhts WatChina China said there were 1,770 known executions in China in 2005, more than 80% of the worldwide total of 2,148 for that year, although a Chinese parliamentary delegate said the figure could be as high as 10,000.

Here are some of the things that you will not find if you go looking for traces of the Soviet Gulags: memorials at every known execution site, museums on the ruins of camps, accurate documentation of what happened to the still uncounted numbers of people who disappeared, a widely accepted story of the terror.

However, our evaluation method (as defined in Section 4) avoids this by favoring test cases that lead the target binary to execute undiscovered basic blocks and in turn devaluates inputs that lead to already known execution paths.

In Uttar Pradesh, the logical place to look was here in the city of Meerut, the home of a family known for executions.

But in a variety of communications on Friday -- in telephone calls to journalists, threats to intermediaries and shouts at hostages who then called loved ones on their cellphones -- the guerrillas let it be known that executions were imminent unless their demands were met.

As an added bonus, he is currently staring down the barrel of a six-year jail term – he is in a judicial phase known as "execution of the verdict", which means that his prison sentence can start at any moment.