Sentence examples for perhaps executing from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the president's "opioid cabinet" seem to be fixated on two things that are unlikely to stop the dying any time soon: enhancing penalties for drug dealers (and perhaps executing them, an idea that Trump has espoused), though we already have adequate penalties, and building that border wall.

But he told the agents he wanted to be "operational," and perhaps execute a car bombing.

Former CIA director James Woolsey, for his part, thinks Snowden ought to be tried for treason and perhaps executed.

One of the main speakers was Telford Taylor, who read part of a recent Associated Press story from Kuwait which reported that the US had no plans to interfere while our ally the Kuwaiti government was preparing to try and perhaps execute hundreds of people it had already concluded were war criminals.

Now even people who both prosecution and defense agree are and were deeply psychotic, and who killed in the midst of severe delusions, are likely to be convicted of murder and sent to prison for life or perhaps even executed (so long as they are not insane at the time of execution).

"There were dozens – perhaps hundreds – executed by the army.

These are challenges we can tackle together, and missions we can plan and train for, and perhaps someday execute side by side.

According to Kyle Fowle of Slant Magazine, the amalgamation of popular genres Cyrus employs throughout the album is perhaps best executed on "FU".

Sometimes people simply walk up and recount their personal tragedies, perhaps an executed or arrested son or an abusive marriage with no possibility of escape.

They doubted that it would keep its promises and feared that, once they had agreed to disband, they would be arrested and, perhaps, even executed.

As Brexit secretary, David Davis is charged with executing perhaps the most consequential government policy in the postwar era.