Sentence examples for mandate execution from inspiring English sources

It is true that the criminal codes in most Muslim countries do not mandate execution for apostasy (although a law doing exactly that is pending before Iran's Parliament and in two Malaysian states).

It was a reaction — an overreaction, actually — to the "Sodomite Suppression Act" filed earlier this year by an Orange County attorney that would outlaw homosexuality and mandate execution of gay people.

Later laws suspended the rights of suspects to both legal assistance and public trials and mandated execution of all those who were found guilty.

Shouldn't we mandate public executions?

He was sentenced to death under the last remaining provision of the state's previous capital punishment law, a provision mandating the execution of an inmate who committed murder while serving a life sentence.

If a belief mandates the execution of apostates such as Hirsi Ali, you respect neither belief nor believer.

They were the first victims of the secret Commando Order, which mandated the execution of all captured Commandos.

The underlying task has remained unchanged throughout history, but over the years the Court has mandated that executions be conducted with some finesse.

(States generally do not release the names of executioners, but they appear to be almost all men). The underlying task has remained unchanged throughout history, but over the years the Court has mandated that executions be conducted with some finesse.

The Europeans powers like Britain and France participated in the execution of Nazi leaders in the Nuremberg trials of 1945-1946, with no compunction whatsoever in mandating state-sponsored executions of mass murderers.

With mandates, the execution has to be practical and fair.