Sentence examples for then being executed from inspiring English sources

Alice Creischer's To Camille B. (2016), for example, has a similarly complicated backstory as other works in the shows but essentially it memorialises the 4,000 Paris Communards of 1871 who were transported to New Caledonia rather then being executed.

It's also a time-tested tactic, used during the early days of the Islamic Republic, when state dissidents – especially socialists – were forced to admit that they were traitors, before then being executed.

A policeman who hid said that his colleagues had surrendered and then been executed.

The youngsters were told to kneel and then were executed with shots to the back of the head in a tableau that seemed too insane to be real.

The cruellest of these tales is the crude 1909 baseball Western "His Last Game," the story of a Choctaw star who, on the day of a big local game, kills a gambler in self-defense, is allowed to play the game, and then is executed unjustly.

Mr. Medvedev said the United States, Europe and regional powers must "sit the parties down for negotiations, and not just demand that Assad go and then be executed" like Libya's ousted leader, Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, "or be carried to court sessions on a stretcher like Hosni Mubarak," the deposed Egyptian president.

The tasks can then be executed as threads.

The relaxed version of the ILP-Image must then be executed |M| times to round all Z variables.

A message-passing algorithm, such as the sum-product algorithm, can then be executed on such a graph.

A completely specified model is automatically converted to a workflow by an iterative traversal algorithm that maps an AC diagram to an XML workflow specification which can then be executed automatically by an XML workflow engine.

We show how they can be used from KNIME and how KNIME workflows can then be executed on distributed resources, in particular Galaxy and WS-PGRADE for grid computing.