Sentence examples for the rate of executions from inspiring English sources

Iran, which typically trails only China in the rate of executions, has been executing prisoners at a much greater rate since the protests began in June, human rights groups say.

The rate of executions appears to have speeded up, too.

His ascension to the throne, in January, 2015, had an immediate chilling effect on activism in the kingdom, and it was followed by a seventy-six-per-cent spike in the rate of executions by beheading.

The rate of executions has been significantly slowed as a result of the shortage, but it has also prompted several states to moot more extreme methods to maintain their death penalty timetable.

This year the total is likely to be higher, approaching the level of the 1870s.It is striking, though not surprising to weary abolitionists, that the United States should be stepping up the rate of executions when so many other countries are abandoning them.

Human rights organizations have noted that the rate of executions has actually accelerated in recent weeks with 125 persons being to death since Rouhani's election.

"It's shameful that the government allowed the rate of execution to dictate the decision of where justice would be served in this case," he Wyda said.

"It's shameful that the government allowed the rate of execution to dictate the decision of where justice would be served in this case," Mr. Wyda said.

The rate of execution in billions is increasing almost linearly with increase in problem size.

The GFlops on the Y axis gives the rate of execution of floating point operations on a scale of billion.

Kinetic analysis revealed that cross-bridges from RVs as compared to LVs displayed a 2-fold decrease in the rate of execution of a power stroke and a 36% decrease in the rate of dissociation from thin filaments.