Sentence examples for to the execution of a from inspiring English sources
It nearly led to the execution of a guilty man, but for the wrong crime.
A state appeals court ordered an indefinite halt to the execution of a Mexican whose case drew appeals from President Vicente Fox of Mexico.
"The force allowed itself to hand over sensitive information to a journalist and granted him privileged access to the execution of a search warrant.
Vaz said the South Yorkshire police's handling of the situation had been "utterly inept"; the force had allowed itself to hand over sensitive information to a journalist and granted him privileged access to the execution of a search warrant.
That goes double for news photography: the news photographs you remember are likely to compose a litany of grief and terror, from the murder of Lee Harvey Oswald to the execution of a Vietcong prisoner on the streets of Saigon to the dragging of a dead American soldier's body through the streets of Mogadishu, Somalia.
She spent them translating lines of Goethe into English and receiving a welcome visit from Harald Poelchau, the prison pastor who had borne witness to the execution of a thousand resisters — including men and women belonging to the Harnack-Schulze-Boysen group or those caught in the failed July 20 conspiracy to assassinate Hitler.
As a presidential candidate, Mr Clinton famously returned to Arkansas to oversee the execution of a mentally retarded black man.
Last month, Mr. Fox canceled a trip to Texas to protest the execution of a Mexican citizen.
BEIJING -- Millions of Chinese took to the Internet to protest the execution of a 37-year-old vendor who had stabbed to death two municipal officials he said arrested and beat him for hawking meat skewers without a license.
The Australian community was overwhelmingly opposed to the execution of an Australian citizen, Van Nguyen, in 2005, and they opposed the execution of any of the Bali Nine.
They must be there from the very first brand development meeting to the execution of an ad campaign.
