Sentence examples for the execution rate from inspiring English sources

More Americans were executed in 1999 than any year since 1952, and the execution rate has gone up 800percentt in just a decade.

Bounds on the execution rate of each process are computed using an efficient algorithm based on the relationship between the execution rate of a process and the maximum mean delay cycles in the process graph.

"This increase in the execution rate belies Mr. Larijani's reassuring rhetoric and U.N.O.D.C.'s lauding of 'potentially favorable developments' on this issue," reads the letter by the groups.

The execution rate on pools owned by broker-dealers is much higher, one reason why they account for as much as 90% of dark-pool trading.

The difference between the sentencing rate in Texas, which trails the national average, and the execution rate, which exceeds it, suggests that what takes place after convictions accounts for Texas's reputation.

Or at least it doesn't seem to have done so thus far: Even as the execution rate has dropped over the last decade, the number of inmates serving life-without-parole sentences has gone up and up.

We address the problem of computing bounds on the execution rates of processes constituting an embedded system, and propose an interactive rate analysis framework.

The execution rates can be speeded up or slowed down, breakpoints can be set, and one can manually step through the code in search of any software misbehavior.

Based on known outcomes, the execution rates for the local courts was much higher than the courts run by professional lawyers, with the local courts executing some 90 per cent of the accused, the Judiciary Court 55 per cent, but the circuit courts only 16 per cent.

Although China has the highest execution rate in the world, it has banned the execution of the mentally retarded.

Attorneys representing nine Arkansas death row inmates — including the eight men scheduled for execution in April — have petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court for a new hearing, arguing that the planned execution rate is "truly extraordinary" and "far outside the bounds of what contemporary society finds acceptable".