Sentence examples for may have executed from inspiring English sources
Worse still, there are now witness statements prepared for UK High Court proceedings by myself and my colleague Martyn Day, which suggest that, in May 2004, UK soldiers in Abu Naji facility may have executed up to 20 Iraqis, tortured another nine, and subjected some of the 20 dead to unspeakable atrocities before final dispatch.
British troops may have executed up to 20 captives in southern Iraq in 2004, human rights lawyers claimed today.
The Tiffany artisans may have executed the mysterious piece as freelancers, practicing their skills when metalworkers' unions went on strike.
Teams may have executed these transfers more efficiently, but the appropriateness of the dispatch or the quality of the clinical management cannot be determined.
For want of this lesson, Texas may well have executed an innocent man.
Technically he may not have executed all of the distortions in the choreography as Yuri Smekalov did as Paul on Sunday afternoon.
Owing to circumstances and Italian radio, if I'd married one of my exes we may well have executed our first dance to Too Shy by Kajagoogoo.
As Larry Cox, head of Amnesty International USA, said today, "Should Troy Davis be executed, Georgia may well have executed an innocent man and in so doing discredited the justice system".
Upon completion of the hands-on computational exercise, students' understanding of the significance of the steps they have executed may vary widely.
"Saudi Arabia may so far this year have executed at least 134 people, which already represents 44 more than the total for the whole of last year," United Nations Human Rights Experts wrote in a press release.
