Sentence examples for made executing from inspiring English sources

Kennedy cast the critical vote in two important opinions: one made executing juvenile offenders illegal and another ruled the Eighth Amendment doesn't allow execution as a punishment for raping a child if the rape didn't, and wasn't meant to, cause the child's death.

Instead, he put the finishing touches on every move he made, executing clean triple jumps and performing tight and expressive spins and footwork.

While the basic idea may be simple, the way the government handles its finances makes executing it quite complicated.

That makes executing the actual plans much less exciting--and much less likely to get done.

Try to balance on the balls of both feet, as this will make executing the trick easier.

As it was, however, all the pilots made flights, executing a number of aerial manoeuvres above the Bay of Concha.

Our improved results demonstrate the significant progress we have made in executing our strategy.

So I decided (decision crisply made and executed, please note) to have myself tested.

The Seahawks believe Wilson is excellent at making and executing smart, decisive throws from the pocket.

The reasoning is that if the plan is made and executed now, Great Britain will be ahead of the game.

Carthage desperately and pathetically tried to make amends, executing the generals of the expedition against the Numidians, surrendering to Rome, and handing over hostages, armour, and artillery.