Sentence examples for rush to execute from inspiring English sources

Texas' rush to execute Mr. Panetti is unseemly.

"We're not going to rush to execute," Gary Mohr, head of the state Department of Rehabilitation and Correction, told the Toledo Blade.

Rushing to execute Mr. Davis on Tuesday makes no sense at all.

Mr. Maliki rushed to execute Mr. Hussein despite warnings from some American officials that he should proceed with greater caution.

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The Rising, or the Rebellion, as Charles Townshend, after some deliberation, has decided to call it, was a muddled, even a botched, affair, and would probably have been no more successful than the numerous violent attempts at securing Ireland's independence that had preceded it over the centuries, had not the British authorities rushed to execute the leaders.

And by rushing to execute a brain-damaged man suffering from dementia, who is entitled to press his claim that his execution would be unconstitutional, Missouri puts itself outside the realm of justice, and human decency.  .

With little fanfare, other dancers swiftly rush forward to execute a charming Russian folk dance that sparkles with low kicks and one-footed spins.

This rush-to-execute bill irresponsibly ignores the fact that since 1973, when the state reinstituted the death penalty, one death row inmate has been exonerated for every three executed.

What causes Bryant, Paul, Nowitzki and Anthony to be great is that their inherent testosterone/highly competitive/aggressive nature always causes them to choose "fight" and then focuses that adrenaline rush to be able to execute at an amazing level.

"The kick itself is easy to execute.