Sentence examples for making executions from inspiring English sources

But making executions humane does not seem as if it is an insurmountable problem.

We leave open the possibility that making executions public could strengthen support for them; undecided viewers might find them less disturbing than anticipated.

Not only did the more economical alternating current become the norm, but also, as Essig writes, "by making executions appear painless, Edison helped the death penalty survive".

When Jones' appeal finally reached U.S. District Court 19 years later, Judge Carney ruled that California's appeals system was plagued by "systemic delay and dysfunction," making executions so rare that they were random and therefore unconstitutional.

The questions about the death penalty raised by the advent of DNA testing will not be answered by making execution more humane.

The solution is flow-based and includes information collection, network selection, path selection, handover decision making, execution, enforcement, and optimization.

Cheap sticks are usually stiff, poorly made and their parts are low-quality making execution an absolute pain.

A fast- and short-acting general anesthetic, it has been used to put convicts under and make executions methodical.

All of these make executions seem kinder and gentler, but supporting murder through voting for politicians who promise to kill or any other way is morally equivalent to performing the "unnecessary killing" personally.

Now voters are being presented with their latest choice in the matter: Should the state get out of the business of capital punishment completely or enact a plan to make executions happen more quickly?

Things like that, but they don't make executions.