Sentence examples for out execution of from inspiring English sources

One quick thing to add is that in the simplified code, when I do not create the ParallelContext in the hoc file (i.e. I comment out execution of the "SynParamSearch.hoc" file in the "init.py" file) and I create it in the python code with pc = h.ParallelContext, the parallelization works fine.

Each piece from the garment down to the accessories and the decision to have them walk with bare painted feet was a carefully thought out execution of a grander vision.

The court has ruled out executions of the insane, though critics say the legal standard is low: an inmate who is aware of his pending execution and the reason for it is deemed mentally competent.

Barack Obama was our first President since Gerald Ford who did not prove his bonafides first as a Governor by signing tough new criminal statutes into law or by seeking any carrying out executions of convicted death row prisoners.

He said Israel was carrying out "executions of our children in cold blood", highlighting the case of a 13-year-old Palestinian boy, Ahmed Manasra, who was hit by a car after he and a 15-year-old stabbed two Israelis, one of them a 13-year-old boy, on Monday.

Shortly before taking office in June he even incited citizens to carry out executions of people involved in the drug trade themselves if they have the means.

Despite the constitutional prohibition against executing people with intellectual disabilities and people who have become mentally incompetent, the U.S. still carries out executions of individuals that fall within those categories," Dunham said, citing the 2015 execution of Virginia murderer Alfredo Prieto, whom Dunham notes was also a foreign national. .

"My role at the White House started off much more narrowly, doing the day-in, day-out execution of communication," Bartlett said in an interview.

States such as Arizona and Oklahoma have struggled to carry out executions under diminishing availability of the drugs needed to do so.

Alabama officials said this week that the state is no longer able to carry out executions because it is out of pentobarbital.

In three suits filed since last year, drug manufacturers and distributors have taken aim at states on the verge of carrying out executions, accusing them of using deceit to obtain the chemicals and demanding states return them.