One of the textbooks, according to the BBC program, prescribed execution as the penalty for gay sex, and outlined differing viewpoints as to whether death should be by stoning, immolation by fire or throwing offenders off a cliff.
With few exceptions, the jurists of all Sunni and Shiite schools prescribe execution for all adults who leave the faith not under duress; the recommended punishment is beheading at the hands of a cleric, although in recent years there have been both stonings and hangings.
The Manu Smriti or Laws of Manu, written down around AD 200, prescribed execution by elephants for a number of offences.
The statutory formalities prescribed for the execution of a will must be observed meticulously.
9 11 12 17 Unlike prescribing errors, 24 execution failures causing intravenous MAEs described by participants were often not identified and corrected before administration to patients.
But these old weirdos prescribed an especially twisted execution: The philosopher had to off himself by sipping poisonous hemlock.
There's a list of crimes for which painful execution is prescribed, including stoning children to death for being "stubborn and rebellious" (Dueteronomy 21 18).
The all-software execution of the prescribed RS image formation and reconstruction operations in modern high-speed personal computers (PC) or any existing digital signal processors (DSP) may be intensively time consuming [15].
Setting the parameter to zero completely blocked execution of the prescribed action and, if specified, dictated an alternate action.
In the case of body decoration, however, which can be culturally prescribed in form, highly skilled in execution, and dense in symbolism, the more lavish displays usually entail more than the wearer's sole efforts.
