Stevenson considers override to be the most pressing death-penalty issue.
18 Death Penalty Sought Prosecutors in Washington D.C. are pressing for the death penalty in a triple murder at a coffee shop.
Her daughter, Julianna, 24, described her mother, but weeks away from death, pressing her to rewrite her graduate school essays.
Federal prosecutors are pressing for the death penalty against a man charged with murdering three employees at a Starbucks coffee shop here in July 1997, clearing the way for the city's first death penalty case in nearly 30 years.
His writings, which addressed themselves mainly to the isolation of man in an alien universe, the estrangement of the individual from himself, the problem of evil, and the pressing finality of death, accurately reflected the alienation and disillusionment of the postwar intellectual.
Nowadays, Rabbit's body is stabbed by strange pains, he feels 'mysteriously full in the chest, full of some pressing essence.' Death-filled thoughts come easily and frequently.
Matt Damon gives an excellent performance and interjects humorous timing in the mist of pressing life-or-death technical problems.
Even as the party increasingly relies on minority voters to win national elections, Democrats have still failed to take meaningful steps on the pressing, life-or-death issues facing those voters issues like structural economic inequality, gun violence, the mass incarceration of young black men, and police terrorism in minority communities.
The act of pressing close to the death, looking at it straight on, sounded like it would be cathartic and scarring and honest — like it would be important.
3. Concentrate on pressing contemporary problems The death rate from wound infections for those treated on the front lines in World War One was about 12-15%.
At the same time, human rights groups and the State Department, concerned over accusations of abuse and unexplained disappearances and deaths, are pressing for civilian trials of military personnel.
