Sentence examples for rule the execution from inspiring English sources
His poem Easter 1916 recounted the armed uprising against British rule, the execution of the rebellion's leaders and his own ambivalent feelings towards the seminal event in Irish history, particular its last warning line: "A terrible beauty is born".
But the delay was only temporary and at around 10.15pm the court ruled that the execution should go ahead.
The state Supreme Court has ruled that the execution of mentally retarded people is cruel and unusual punishment prohibited by the federal and state constitutions.
In 2002 and 2005, respectively, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the execution of the mentally impaired and those under age 18 was unconstitutional, and in 2014 it held that states could not define such mental impairment as the possession of an IQ (intelligence quotient) score of 70 or below.
Still, because the team was unable to get the poison inside the IV during any of its attempts, the judges ruled that the execution was never actually carried out, so giving it another try wouldn't count as double jeopardy.
Based on the transition rules, the execution of a program can be defined as a sequence of tuples.
The acquisition of skill is partly a trial-and-error process of exploring and developing technique, and the rules that govern the execution of the work are often more tacit than explicit (Polanyi, 1966).
In essence, not enforcing a legal rule prevents the execution of a contract.
On October 1, 2008, Russia's Supreme Court ruled that the executions were acts of "unfounded repression" and granted the family full rehabilitation.
For instance, in the work of Datta et al. [39], 56 initial rules were reduced to just 15 rules after the execution of support vector machines (SVM) and pruning [33], since there was redundancy in applying the same data extraction algorithm in all images.
Banks and securities firms have been lobbying regulators, encouraging them to remain flexible when drafting rules for the execution facilities.
