Sentence examples for mandatory execution from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sauder was in favor of mandatory execution for twice-convicted murderers, abolishing the state parole board and barring Atlanta's public transportation system from the county.

Fewer death penalty cases reach UK judges nowadays because most of the West Indian states that use the judicial committee of the privy council (JCPC) as a final court of appeal have scrapped mandatory execution for murder.

At his nomination hearing, Sessions said that he currently does not support mandatory executions for drug trafficking.

It is now evident that an ordered activation of the receptor-interacting protein kinases-1 and -3 (RIPK1 and RIPK3), and their downstream substrates is mandatory for the execution of necroptosis.

And these stories do indeed brim with the vagaries of life under Communist rule: mandatory attendance at executions in "The Cure," the bitter inequities of the Cultural Revolution in "Love Story," callous treatment of unwanted infant girls in "Abandoned Child".

Amnesty International estimates that Singapore – where the death penalty is mandatory for murder, drug trafficking and treason – has one of the world's highest per capita execution rates.

Another practice ranked as mandatory is Develop test execution schedule, which is directly related to the prioritisation of test case execution.

For instance, in this survey it was clear that the practices related to functional and non-functional testing were not understood as distinct activities, since they were ranked as mandatory only in the Execution and Evaluation phase.

The observation that in GTR1 cells subjected to Smad4 silencing HBR completely lost its ability to enhance the formation of spontaneously beating ES-derived cardiomyocytes indicates that HBR-mediated recruitment of Smad4 to the Nkx-2.5 gene is a mandatory step in the execution of the cardiogenic program driven by the mixed ester.

A poll conducted in 2003 by Quinnipiac University shows that a majority of New York Democrats oppose the death penalty and that a majority of all New Yorkers favor sentences of mandatory life without parole over execution.

In three landmark cases over the past decade, the justices ruled that because adolescents are marked by a "lack of maturity" and an "underdeveloped sense of responsibility", anyone who commits a crime while under the age of 18 is no longer a candidate for execution or a mandatory life sentence without parole.