Sentence examples for urge to execute from inspiring English sources
"urge to execute" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It refers to the strong desire or inclination to carry out an action or task. Example: The politician felt a strong urge to execute his plans for reform, despite facing opposition from his colleagues.
Mr. Zuccaro described him as his best friend, and readily conceded in court that he had felt a "really bad" urge to execute Ralph Liotta, who was convicted of manslaughter in Mr. Gurino's death and is serving a 12-year term.
I appreciate the urge to execute villains -- even the theoretical arguments which justify it, just not the wisdom or decency of actually doing it.
The non-binding text urged countries not to execute minors, pregnant women, or people with mental or intellectual handicaps.
In a footnote to the saga, Mr. Riedel recounts that Mr. Clinton urged General Musharraf not to execute Mr. Sharif as General Zia had executed Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, father of Benazir Bhutto, in 1979.
Napalm Death recently tried to use Jokowi's love of their band to urge him to cancel plans to execute foreign drug traffickers Andrew Chan, Myuran Sukumaran, and Lindsay Sandiford.
The Conservative MP for Enfield Southgate urged the home secretary not to execute the extradition order until after the select committee inquiry on 10 November.
Inside, an editorial urged continued pressure on Tehran not to execute Ms. Ashtiani.
When King Powhatan is presented with the captured Smith, he decides, at the urging of the tribe's priest Grimosco, to execute him.
It is not in her nature to execute a bold U-turn; and there is no one in her inner circle urging her to do so.
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