Sentence examples for method of carrying from inspiring English sources
Other experts said the seemingly unusual method of carrying out the assassination — recruiting what the plotters thought was a Mexican drug trafficker — made sense.
"Arkansas is left no method of carrying out the death penalty in cases where it has been lawfully imposed," Justice Karen Baker wrote.
Self-assembled monolayers (SAMs) are nanosized coatings that present a flexible method of carrying out surface modification of biomaterials to tailor its surface properties for specific end applications.
Noting that Mr. Berry's new federal-court case challenging lethal injection was not filed until Oct. 18, the appeals court said: "Well-established Fifth Circuit precedent is clear: death-sentenced inmates may not wait until execution is imminent before filing an action to enjoin a state's method of carrying it out".
Two days later the New York Times's Mark Mazzetti reported that "American officials said that the plot was far from mature, and that there was no indication that Khorasan had settled on a time or location for the attack – or even on the exact method of carrying out the plot".
Does it matter if it's lightly chewed, that it's Great-Dane-sized, that its hand-woven construction is so firm that no ordinary method of carrying (hands, arms, head) sufficed, and so I ended up schlepping it suspended from one shoulder, pink with excitement, pride, and a dash of embarrassment, to the extended amusement of passersby?
Where the states cannot obtain supplies, some states have elected to bring back draconian methods of carrying out executions.
Methods of carrying out RPD have thus multiplied.
The methods of carrying out a dimensional analysis are then illustrated.
When his house in the city was raided by police, they discovered a 180-page al-Qa'ida manual on methods of carrying out terror attacks and assassinations.
PATENTS for methods of carrying out an idea have long generated controversy because they award exclusive ownership to a way of doing things, not a mechanical, electrical or chemical innovation.
