Sentence examples for pressing execution from inspiring English sources

Without a pressing execution date, there is time to carefully reassess whether the Edwards conviction is sound.

Jack Smith, one of the federal prosecutors pressing for execution, mentioned Mr. Ashcroft, too.

Raymond A. Kelly Jr., a defense lawyer in the Troy witness-killing case, said it was a violation of basic rules of fair play for prosecutors to begin pressing for execution on the heels of a high court ruling declaring that there was an important flaw in the death penalty law.

Not to be outdone, Governor Mary Fallin issued an executive order that created a constitutional crisis by pressing the executions forward and ignoring the rule of the State Supreme Court.

Governor Martin O'Malley cited the cost as one reason for pressing for abolition.An execution itself is not expensive, but the years of appeals that precede it are.

Dale Baich, the lawyer for Charles Warner who also represents the three inmates whose executions are pending in Oklahoma, said he would now be pressing for stays of executions in all their cases.

Execution is especially pressing at Lenovo because the company's strategy is already settled.

At the bare minimum, its execution will answer pressing questions about the value of these troubled assets and the solvency of the banks.

Australian politicians mounted a strong bipartisan campaign against the executions of Chan and Sukumaran, pressing Indonesia for clemency through public and diplomatic channels.

He has also been charged with "aiding the enemy" – a count that technically carries the death penalty, though military prosecutors have indicated they will be pressing for a lengthy prison term rather than execution in this case.

Thus, in the experimental design two motor processes of the button pressing task, the hand choice (left or right) and the execution decision (go or nogo), were connected with two kinds of lexical information.