Sentence examples for slated for execution from inspiring English sources

Although Chan and Sukumaran are not the only foreigners slated for execution (seven of the eight others to be executed along with them are non-Indonesians from Brazil, France, Ghana, Nigeria, and the Philippines), most protest has been focused on these two individuals thanks to their peculiar circumstances.

The Kentucky case concerned three inmates slated for execution: Brian Keith Moore, Ralph Baze and Thomas C. Bowling.

There are possible pairs of prisoners to be selected for execution, of which two contain Sam, so the probability that Sam is slated for execution is 2/3.

Forced to abandon his attempt to reenter Poland when his name was found on a list of Polish intellectuals slated for execution by the Germans, Znaniecki returned to New York as the Julius Beer lecturer at Columbia (1939--1940) before accepting a position as visiting professor (1940) and later professor (1941) of sociology at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

Each of the men slated for execution will have one hour to make his case before the state clemency board, down from the typical two-hour allotment.

Is that the life of a drug lord?" Before Veloso was slated for execution by firing squad and Sergio was imprisoned as her suspected trafficker, Esguerra was nothing more than a typical rural town in the Philippines.

" 'You have to,' " she recalled the woman saying, before pushing Rozia into a group of people not slated for immediate execution.

In the note, Iommi pleads for the lives of Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran, two Australian citizens slated for an imminent execution alongside eight others in Indonesia for drug smuggling.

The idea explained the site well, but the execution was slated for being tacky and low-budget.

But most death row inmates in the Riverbend arts program have no hope of returning to society especially since Tennessee, which executed six people between 2000 and 2009, is now fighting a hold placed on four more executions originally slated for 2015.

In Texas, so is not killing: If the state goes through with the execution of Jeffery Wood, slated for Aug. 24, a man will die for a murder he did not commit and is not accused of committing.