Sentence examples for use of executions from inspiring English sources

It is yet unclear how the authorities will deal with the suspects, in a nation that is notorious for its liberal use of executions against prisoners.

But police-killers are unlikely candidates for reprieve.Even for less egregious crimes public support for the death penalty is widespread, as China often points out when justifying its frequent use of executions (more than the rest of the world combined).

The Kingdom is the only major death penalty state to be omitted from a 20-page Foreign Office document setting out the UK's five-year strategy to reduce the use of executions around the world.

Iran's use of executions, at a rate Amnesty International described on Thursday as "staggering", is just one of the areas of concern, along with the tightening of freedom of expression, widespread discrimination against religious and ethnic minorities and the continuing prosecution of journalists, lawyers and rights campaigners in unfair trials.

The interior ministry statement began with Koranic verses justifying the use of execution and state television showed footage of the aftermath of al-Qaida attacks in the last decade.

These periodic crackdowns and the widespread use of execution have received broad popular support in China, despite the likelihood of wrongful convictions.

The interior ministry statement began with verses from the Qur'an justifying the use of execution, and state television showed footage of the aftermath of al-Qaida attacks in the last decade.

Further, the new drug policy document does nothing to address the continued use of execution for drug crimes, a common practice in countries such as Iran and China, which supported the UN's continued silence on the issue.

Instead of resorting to the use of execution to address heinous crime, India should join the rising ranks of nations that have taken the decision to remove the death penalty from their legal frameworks," said Meenakshi Ganguly, the south Asia director of the campaign group Human Rights Watch.

In this paper, we present an approach to define and document viewpoints that guide the construction and use of execution views for an existing large and complex software-intensive system.

The validation and application of the approach have helped us to produce mature viewpoints that are being used to support the construction and use of execution views of the Philips Healthcare MRI scanner, a representative large software-intensive system in the healthcare domain.