Sentence examples for vow to execute from inspiring English sources
Saladin fulfilled his vow to execute Raymond as punishment for his slaughter of Muslim emissaries and pilgrims, during a period of truce between the Muslims and Crusaders.
Related: Filipino Jihadists Who Beheaded Canadian Hostage Vow to Execute Another If Ransom Not Paid.
On the campaign trail, he had vowed to execute all 51 of the state's condemned convicts.
However, the current PMLN government, led by Nawaz Sharif, has vowed to execute everyone on death row – which, at 8261 people, is more than in any other country.
The Muslims who vandalised embassies and brandished placards vowing to execute the cartoonists have fulfilled the stereotypical view of "Islam" in the west: a religion seen as violent, fanatical, selfdestructive and atavistically opposed to freedom.
He vowed to: "execute the laws of Congress as faithfully as I have always executed the orders of my superiors".
He has appointed ministers and advisors dogged by allegations of human rights abuses and provoked international criticism by vowing to execute convicted drug traffickers, including several foreigners.
The Millers were warned to stay inside and to keep quiet; in exchange, the guerrillas vowed not to execute the family and set their home ablaze.
