Sentence examples for opening executions from inspiring English sources

We are not calling for opening executions completely to the public — conducting them before a live crowd — but rather for broadcasting them live or recording them for future release, on the Web or TV.

Mr. Berman was also in favor of opening executions to public scrutiny.

Most coverage preceded a film's opening; opinions about its execution were harder to find, particularly on television.

Simple commands execution (eye opening, hand movement) and time-space orientation recovery (saying one's own name and birthday) were quicker in the S-group as well (table 3).

("But we never went to Russia as planned," she added, "as by the time we got visas the theatres had closed and the snow started to melt, not to mention the opening of the season for executions").

But the start of trading was marred by what Nasdaq calls "systems issues," including a surprising opening delay and missing trade execution messages.

It is stunningly ambitious in concept and, judging by its opening exhibitions, extremely tricky in execution, veering from the down-to-earth to the esoteric and the wacky.

The opening process is a consecutive execution of erosion, thinning, dilatation and thickening.

At-the-Opening Order An order which specifies execution at the opening of the market or else it is canceled.

He brought a steady tread and exacting execution to the grave opening.

The opening measures are particularly intricate, and their execution sounded very much like musicians fending for themselves and holding on for dear life.