Sentence examples for proceedings of killing from inspiring English sources

The Reid case involved an appeal by two wives of active duty servicemen that were found guilty, in court-martial proceedings, of killing their husbands.

WASHINGTON — Concerned about possible flaws in criminal proceedings against American troops accused of killing or abusing civilians in a war zone, a Defense Department panel has proposed that investigations and prosecutions of crimes be carried out by a senior commander in the theater of combat and not the branch of the armed services in which the accused serves.

An Army investigating officer has recommended court-martial proceedings for Specialist Jeremy N. Morlock, one of five American soldiers accused of killing three Afghan civilians this year.

When Aaron Hernandez's murder trial began, in late January, the proceedings received surprisingly scant attention — perhaps because the former New England Patriots tight end seemed so obviously guilty of killing his friend and designated blunt roller Odin Lloyd, who was twenty-seven.

During the 1.5 hours of yawning, however, they were susceptible to antibiotics, the group reports online today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences; ampicillin killed the vast majority.

The Act of Killing.

The altered bacterium, described in tomorrow's Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, might help prevent Chagas', a scourge that kills about 45,000 people a year in South and Central America.

The nano-suit, a 50-to-100-nanometer layer that allowed the soft-bodied insects to survive a vacuum that should have instantly killed them, was described this week in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

In 2002, the Proceedings of the National Academy of Science published a study led by Dr. Conney that used caffeine to kill off skin cancer cells on radiated mice.

In Everglades National Park, pythons were responsible for 77% of rabbit deaths, with only one killed by a mammal, the researchers report online this week in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciencess.

A paper published yesterday in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B describes how the semen of these bees contains unique proteins that kill the fungus, and prevent it from spreading to the queen during sex.