ARTS The ground-breaking show "Bernini: Sculpting in Clay," at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, was inspired by three scholars who studied models that served as steps to the execution of some of the 17th-century sculptor's most famous works.
The three specialists studied 52 models that served as preliminary steps to the execution of some of Bernini's most famous works.
The thirty-eight years is a reference to Raisi, a former Attorney General and one of four judges who served on a panel linked to the execution of thousands of political prisoners in 1988.
The synthesis of inactive enzyme precursors, also known as "zymogens," serves as a mechanism for regulating the execution of selected catalytic activities in a desirable time and/or site.
When he assumed the presidency of the American Association, Mr. Miller pledged "to manage our physical and financial resources, to support, reinforce and reinvigorate our membership in the execution of our charism to serve the sick and the poor, and to defend the Faith".
Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, served as base for a series of rallies after the execution of a convict (convicted on charges of attack on the Indian Parliament, 2001).
Even in stories that perform the task Booker prescribes, there are jarring details: when Odysseus returns to Ithaca, he not only kills his wife's suitors but orders the execution of a dozen serving-women who had consorted with them.
The council served at this time as merely a bureaucratic body for the execution of royal policy.
"The execution of persons who are mentally retarded serves no principled purpose and demeans our system of justice," Martha W. Barrett, the organization's president wrote to Mr. Bush.
Mr. Mahler also served in Einsatzgruppe B in occupied Belarus, which was blamed for the execution of more than 45,000 people, mostly Jews.
