Sentence examples for number condemned from inspiring English sources

KHARTOUM, Sudan (Agence France-Presse) — A Sudanese court sentenced to death a top Darfur rebel and seven others on Sunday, bringing to 38 the number condemned to hang for an attack on Khartoum that killed more than 220 people.

(People involved in deer management claim that putting up costly fences and letting nature control deer numbers condemns many deer to starvation, and many more to acute hunger).

"'Withering on the vine' might work in the private sector but it is not an acceptable outcome for children... Struggling schools need rapid help to turn around, not a long drawn-out death of declining resources and numbers, condemning the remaining pupils to lower standards," he added.

The total number of animals processed each year was calculated from the total number of condemned cattle plus the number of cattle fit for consumption.

The total number of animals processed each year was calculated by adding the total number of condemned cattle and the total number of cattle fit for consumption each year.

The large number of joints that had OCD lesions with clear synovitis (41), and the very low number of condemned joints (5) clearly showed that inspection of unopened joints at slaughter fails to identify a considerable proportion of joints with pathological lesions.

"We expect the number of condemned structures to grow greatly in the next several days," Ms. Cahill said.

The lack of appeals lawyers in Alabama is one reason the state has the fastest-growing death row in the country and the second-largest number of condemned prisoners per capita, after Nevada.

The variation in the number of condemned cattle according to month and year of slaughter was linked to the difference in the period of data availability for each slaughterhouse (Additional file 2).

Number of lungs condemned and condemnation rates by census agricultural region (CAR) and season in market hogs (pigs) in provincially-inspected abattoirs in Ontario during 2001-2007.

Allies of Ms Kendall insisted she would "get the numbers" but condemned attempts to limit the field.