Night by night, Scheherazade (Warner uses the more correct but less familiar Shahrazad) delays the execution ordered for her by an insanely jealous royal husband.
His initials are to be seen on reports about mass deportations of Jews from Greece to death camps, the bloody suppression of partisans, the use of Italian troops as forced labour after Italy's surrender and the "special treatment" (summary execution) ordered for captured British commandos.
Test case prioritization comes as a solution to this problem and it aims at finding an ordering for test cases execution to maximize some test criteria.
His almost eerily modulated tone became borderline snippy only when the reporter pressed him as to why he hadn't ordered summary execution for AIG bonus bandits.
BAGHDAD, Iraq, April 5 — Subjected to cross-examination for the first time in his trial, Saddam Hussein admitted Wednesday that he had signed an order of execution for 148 men and boys with only a cursory glance at the evidence against them.
A1 Saddam Hussein faced cross-examination for the first time in his trial and admitted that he had signed an order of execution for 148 men and boys with only a glance at the case against them.
During this time he ordered the execution of Nathan Hale for espionage, and had to deal with the effects of a major fire in the city.
Mr. McGillycuddy described Mr. Winkler as "careful, cautious, cagey, cunning" and said he ordered the execution with flagrant disregard for human life.
In 1940, for political reasons, Stalin ordered the execution of Mr. Yefimov's brother, Mikhail Koltsov, a leading Soviet journalist who had been the model for the character Karkov in Hemingway's novel "For Whom the Bell Tolls".
In retribution for the death of Guo Xiaoke, Ashina She'er ordered the execution of eleven thousand Kuchean inhabitants by decapitation.
"The regime ordered my execution," Choi says.
