Sentence examples for supply of execution from inspiring English sources

Mississippi has not executed a prisoner since June 2012, but the state has an adequate supply of execution drugs, spokeswoman Tara Booth said.

In 2015, Wendy Kelley, the director of the Arkansas Department of Correction, said that the seller of the state's "current supply of execution drugs has made clear to me that it will not supply any additional drugs for the A.D.C. to use in executions".

The supply of execution drugs has been dwindling ever since manufacturers and distributors of common drugs started balking at supplying U.S. prisons for capital punishment purposes.

In addition to gomembers and computility, CDC Software's other recent SaaS acquisitions include Truition, an eCommerce solutions provider, and TradeBeam, a provider of SaaS global trade management solutions; and investments in eBizNET Solutions, a provider of SaaS supply chain execution solutions, and Marketbright, a SaaS marketing automation solutions provider.

But the Constitution Project's report argues the ruling is moot, as states have since begun experimenting using different combinations to overcome a Europe-led moratorium on the supply of drugs used in executions.

In Oklahoma's own internal investigation into the Lockett debacle, the state noted a number of inadequacies, including poor training of execution staff and lack of supplies such as proper sized needles.

Gas chamber supporters said nitrogen hypoxia, which causes death by depleting the oxygen supply in the blood, is a humane, painless method of execution.

They're all part of a broader set of software applications referred to as supply chain execution (SCE) systems that include transportation management, warehouse management and collaborative production management, among others.

A short supply of lethal injection drugs has led states to consider other methods of execution, including the new drug combination that left Lockett writhing on the gurney in the execution chamber.

A short supply of lethal injection drugs have led states to consider other methods of execution, including the new drug combination that left Lockett writhing on the gurney in the execution chamber.

The number of stays of execution has grown, reflecting legal challenges and dwindling drug supplies that have seen states including Texas resort to desperate and dubious measures.