Sentence examples for required condemned from inspiring English sources

Florida was one of four states that required condemned killers to be executed by electrocution.

He said there was a loophole in the law whereby poultry is exempt from stringent rules which require condemned meat to be stained with indelible dye to prevent resale for human consumption.

Both measures would require condemned inmates to work and live much like other inmates in California prisons.

In 2010, Kay McIff of the Utah House of Representatives sponsored legislation to require condemned inmates to raise all appeal arguments in their first post-conviction petition, noting that Gardner's multiple appeals kept his case lingering on death row for nearly 25 years.

Building a glittering new Nets arena over the Atlantic Avenue railyards in Brooklyn may not require condemning more than 100 residences through eminent domain after all, an executive behind the arena proposal said yesterday.

The route of the East West Expressway in the 10-D System would require condemning a greater number of properties compared to Darling's plan due to I-70N and I-95 passing through several residential neighborhoods south of the central business district.

Extending the No. 7 line to New Jersey seemed attractive at the time because the city was already extending the line to 34th Street and 11th Avenue, about a block from the waterfront; and unlike many major projects, continuing the extension would not require condemning blocks of buildings.

In Book 18 he goes so far as to argue explicitly against the view that the ancients practised only "image punishment," which required the condemned to wear clothes representing what Xunzi calls meat punishment; social order, Xunzi claims, requires the actual use of meat punishment.

Courage isn't required to condemn the Syracuse University chapter of the Theta Tau fraternity for simulating a sexual assault on a disabled student.

The U.N. Committee Against Torture urged Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe — who has also questioned the level of coercion required — to condemn Hashimoto's comments.

The Ministry of Health has turned down a $40 million grant from the United States Agency for International Development to help fight AIDS rather than accept a Bush administration policy that would have required it to condemn prostitution.