Sentence examples for resulted in executions from inspiring English sources

Correction: June 17, 2000, Saturday A related article that day, about five cases that resulted in executions, referred incorrectly to the trial lawyer for James Lee Beathard, who was executed in 1999.

Last month, the U.S. State Department, in its annual Human Rights Report, cited Iran for, among other things, politically motivated repression; disappearances; "cruel, inhuman, or degrading" punishments; arbitrary arrests; impunity for security forces; denial of fair public trials, which resulted in executions without due process; and the lack of an independent judiciary.

The judge who presided over his case, Abolghassem Salavati, is known in Iran for leading numerous unfair trials, including many that resulted in execution.

The actual exercise of the death penalty was fairly rare; only one sex-related crime, a 1642 incidence of bestiality by Thomas Granger, resulted in execution.

The problem, she said, is that the cases take too long to try, use up resources, are difficult to win and seldom result in executions.

State law limits the offenses that can result in execution.

It also took on a growing number of blasphemy cases filed against Ahmadis, a heterodox Muslim sect, and Christians: a single accusation could result in execution.

These local interactions between neurons then result in execution of global functions.

Solving this problem results in execution sequence of tasks and assignment of tasks to the sensor nodes.

At the knowledge application stage formalized rules are applied to transformed data, resulting in execution of various support actions.

State transition failures occur when we change the value of variable(s) used in conditional constructs resulting in execution of different part of a program.