"The execution has to be perfect".
The execution has been a problem.
The execution has been haphazard, though.
With mandates, the execution has to be practical and fair.
"We are very encouraged that our team's execution against our business strategy has started to translate into financial results," chief executive Stephen Elop said.
It became clear to the hostages, though not to the officials outside, that the executions had not started.
Local crime has started to gain a cartel signature: poisoning police officers, grenade-attacks and ultra-violent execution-style hits like the one which killed my cousin.
Spurred by a lawsuit by a death row inmate here, advances in human and veterinary medicine, and a study last year that revealed for the first time the chemicals that many other states use to carry out executions, experts have started to question this part of the standard lethal injection method.
The 1988 mass execution is believed to have started after the MEK forces, which had defected to Iraq and were fighting alongside Saddam Hussein against their countrymen, launched an unsuccessful military incursion against Iranian forces.
With the increased popularity of this approach as an alternative way of financing, and with the increased pressure faced by governments today to be more responsive to their citizens' needs and more transparent in their policy formation and execution, many public agencies have started investigating the potential of crowdfunding in reforming their financing approach to public services and projects.
Amid the desperate scramble to procure drugs and carry out executions as planned, some states have started to modify their protocols to allow the use of untested combinations.
