The rule, which is to be phased in starting next April, requires brokers to post quarterly reports on the Internet about the percentage of orders they route to various places for execution.
KABUL, Afghanistan — The Olympic Stadium in Kabul has not seen this big a crowd since the Taliban used the place for public executions, with attendance mandatory.
"It was a prime place for public executions, and there is no reason to believe Christians were excluded from the slaughter," explained Adriano La Regina, Rome's superintendent of archaeology, who oversaw the reconstruction work.
However by the 18th century the "Tyburn Tree" (near the present-day Marble Arch), became the main place for public executions in London.
In the Middle Ages the Tower of London became a prison and place of execution for politically related crimes, with most captives being put to death (murdered or executed) on Tower Green or, outside the castle, in public on Tower Hill.
The Tower was still being used as a place of execution for traitors even in the second world war, when a captured German spy was the last person to die there.
When Spoletta brings news that Angelotti has killed himself, and that everything is in place for Cavaradossi's execution, Tosca, in despair, agrees to submit to Scarpia in return for Cavaradossi's freedom.
Protests long suppressed by wrenching violence emerged in the streets once again, calling for Mr. Assad's ouster and, in some places, for his execution.
The operation was codenamed Gericht, German for "court", but meant "place of execution".
A weekly horse market was held there in the 1100s, and the site was also used for jousting and as a place of execution.
