Sentence examples for question of executing from inspiring English sources

Even then, tactics are not just a question of executing a plan, however clever and well conceived.

The question of executing mentally retarded people arose during President Bush's campaign last year, when much attention was focused on how Texas applied the death penalty during his two terms as governor.

I don't think Sharapova needs to work on anything because she's got a wonderful game, it's just a question of executing it.

His lawyers say that he is mentally retarded and that he could be affected by a Virginia case now before the Supreme Court that questions the constitutionality of executing the mentally retarded.

The proposals on DNA testing come as a rash of cases in which death row inmates have been set free has led even some ardent supporters of capital punishment to question whether states are at risk of executing innocent prisoners.

The marines don't question their mission, but they describe the almost insurmountable difficulty of executing it.

It's just a matter of executing.

It also creates possible confusion because it suggests that there may be some body of law, other than servitudes law, that governs secondary questions like the scope and termination of executed parol licenses.

Less than half (45%) of those questioned believed executing murderers deterred others from committing murder.

Now that it is clear that mayoral control really means mayoral control, the question of who would execute the mayor's wishes has taken on more importance.

The constitutional question is whether executing a juvenile offender is cruel and unusual punishment in violation of the Eighth Amendment.