Sentence examples for push to execute from inspiring English sources

Shahab Siddiqi, spokesperson for Justice Project Pakistan (JPP) which represented Mr Hussain, said: "The execution of Shafqat Hussain is part of a much bigger push to execute people under the Terrorism Act, including juveniles, infirm people and people who are mentally ill".

Instead, in Uganda, the influence of conservative Christians is found in a grotesque push to execute gays.

In a move that temporarily thwarted Missouri's aggressive push to execute a death row inmate every month, the country's highest court granted an extended stay of execution on Wednesday night to Russell Bucklew, a convicted murderer and rapist.

It is all about talented people – from the show creators and writers, to the actors, to studio executives pushing and machinating to execute an idea that had been pitched around Hollywood by a number of different producers ad infinitum.

He pushed his staff to execute observational programs that centred on the application of modern physical theory.

The Jewish leadership is depicted as plotting to kill Jesus early on and as pushing Pontius Pilate to execute him.

While the notion of tech giants effectively removing illegal content might be hard to object to in principle, such a laundry list of requirements underlines the complexities involved in pushing commercial businesses to execute context-based speech policing decisions in a hurry.

Moreover, without human pilots, these planes can be pushed to their engineering limits, executing dangerous maneuvers without risking lives.

Press O" to execute it.

Press F5 to execute the linked code.

Talk of containing Iran after it acquires a nuclear capacity, however, does not make the Israelis (or Iran's Arab adversaries, for that matter) happy and, in fact, might push them closer to executing a military strike.