Sentence examples for warranted capital from inspiring English sources

By 1809, however, he abandoned the exceptions and argued that no offence warranted capital punishment (UC cvii. 201).

Connecticut law generally requires what lawyers call "death plus" for a crime to warrant capital punishment.

Not even three missed penalties – an offence that usually warrants capital punishment in German football – could detract from his excellence.

That sink comes with the other furniture you expect in vintage dramas about American families with Problems that warrant capital P's: stove, refrigerator, television, sofa, browbeaten wife in bathrobe.

There is also a risk that jurors who believe that a defendant does not warrant capital punishment could vote to acquit him on capital charges, or that judges who think the government has overreached could try to undermine prosecutors' cases, several former prosecutors said.

I didn't know that it sometimes-warranted capital letters when it was written about.

A classic specimen of that breed — and I do mean the type that warrants capital letters — shows up on the banks of the Arno, teaching English to mid-20th-century Florentines, in Peter Nichols's "Lingua Franca," which is receiving its American premiere at 59E59 Theaters.

To an important extent, the banks recapitalized themselves then by holding credit card rates far higher than their cost of capital warranted for a considerable number of years.

As outlined in the table above, the prerequisites are in place within the Midwest to warrant greater venture capital activity.

But they said they spent some of Friday and much of Saturday talking philosophically about when capital punishment was warranted.

Although Judge Garaufis said he was "agnostic about the outcome" of such a review, he suggested that he did not agree with Mr. Gonzales's view that capital punishment was warranted.