Sentence examples for the imprisonment and execution of from inspiring English sources

Donizetti's drama, about the imprisonment and execution of Mary, Queen of Scots, was composed in 1834 and 1835.

The property is 12 miles outside Rouen, which gained a contentious place in history in the 15th century as the site of the imprisonment and execution of Joan of Arc, and whose cathedral was immortalized in the late 19th century in a series of paintings by the Impressionist Claude Monet.

The National Prayer Breakfast, which has been held for the last half-century in Washington, drew criticism by some liberal groups because the sponsor, an evangelical Christian network called the Fellowship, is allegedly tied to proposed legislation in Uganda that calls for the imprisonment and execution of homosexuals.

The objections are focused on the sponsor of the breakfast, a secretive evangelical Christian network called The Fellowship, also known as The Family, and accusations that it has ties to legislation in Uganda that calls for the imprisonment and execution of homosexuals.

They preside over vicious abuse of women through the mass barbarism required to enforce the one-child policy (relaxed, but still in operation); the imprisonment and execution of dissidents for speaking their minds and the more pervasive appurtenances of an authoritarian police state – surveillance, paranoia, Orwellian mind-control efforts.

The pope – whose own track record on men who sodomize children isn't exactly stellar – meets one of the people whose hateful policies not only provide social cover and justification for that violence but, if enacted, would put state power behind the imprisonment and execution of gay people.

I admit that it's not the most adept analogy, but it's altogether too disproportionate to make comparisons between the anti-ZDT camp and the denunciations of artists by the early Leninists, Stalinists, and Maoists that escalated into the exiling, imprisonment, and execution of artists.

The defensiveness and nonchalance of Mississippi officials over the possible wrongful conviction, imprisonment and execution of innocent people is troubling enough.

As head of Tuol Sleng Prison, a one-time school turned torture chamber in the middle of the capital, Phnom Penh, Duch oversaw the imprisonment, torture and execution of over 20,000 people.

The penalties also inhibit bilateral dialogue, including over religious persecution, such as the imprisonment and threatened execution of a Christian convert last year (she ultimately was released and emigrated to America).

Secret-police tactics include arrest, imprisonment, torture, and execution of political enemies and intimidation of potential opposition members.