Sentence examples for restored capital from inspiring English sources

More than 850 convicts have been sentenced to death since the Philippines restored capital punishment five years ago.

Justice Stevens voted with the majority that restored capital punishment in 1976, his first year on the court.

So I approached my second trip to Colonial Williamsburg, the restored capital of pre-Revolutionary Virginia, with ambivalence.

By the time Brisbon was tried again, in early 1982, Illinois had restored capital punishment, and he was sentenced to death.

As the anniversary nears, Germany's restored capital is meditating on its pivotal role in the making and the breaking of the Cold War world with plenty of polemic, a degree of introspection, but precious little self-congratulation.

This month, Colonial Williamsburg, the 75-year-old history museum and restored capital of pre-Revolutionary Virginia, said that it had licensed the blueprints of some of its buildings to William E. Poole, a home designer in Wilmington, N.C.

The aim was to secure a debate in Parliament on restoring capital punishment.

With a few exceptions, public reaction to abolition has been muted and pressure to restore capital punishment weak.

But the funds will be used primarily to restore capital investment and public finances hit hard by the oil price.

The principal concern of any government in a slump should be to restore capital investment and ensure sufficient demand to restore business confidence.

"Moreover, efforts to restore capital stock damaged by the earthquake disaster are projected to gradually provide a boost to Japan's economy".