It seems unlikely that this court in this case would do something so bold as to recognize that state-conducted executions are inherently cruel and unusual punishments.
We recognize that proper execution of a model is the responsibility of the modeler, and that software is not good or bad but useful or less so.
In postponing the execution, Mr. Clinton recognized that it would be unconscionable for the United States, whose continued embrace of the death penalty is out of step with the rest of the civilized world, to go ahead with an execution amid the swirling uncertainty about the system's fairness.
The newly established government abolished the death penalty, recognizing execution was a relic of the old regime and had no place in the new world.
He said that crimes against children would be at the top of his list for justifications of capital punishment, but that whether one were pro- or anti-capital punishment, the barbarism of public executions must be recognized.
This strategy selectively includes those activities which: explicitly refer to, and are driven by, the principles of the Code; are deliberately framed within the process of overall execution of responsible fisheries (as opposed to fragmented actions taken in isolation of this context); and specifically address recognized weak links in the execution of responsible fisheries as outlined in the Code.
When Qiu Xuanming's body arrived at the crematory from the execution ground last June, his brother recognized it by the clothes.
Mitochondria are recognized as target organelles for the regulation and execution of neuronal death under pathological conditions [ 10].
In addition to these previously recognized limitations, our experience identified hurdles in the execution of a PROBE-designed study.
The governor of Pennsylvania has announced a moratorium on executions in the state, citing "significant and widely recognized defects" of the capital punishment system.
Adm. John Dahlgren, commander of the Union's South Atlantic Blockading Squadron, claimed outrage, proposing to send the two captured Confederates to New York for trial and execution for "using an engine of war not recognized by civilized nations".
