Sentence examples for would not execute from inspiring English sources

Earlier in the day, another rare stay of an execution came in Alabama, where Gov. Bob Riley said the state would not execute an inmate named Tommy Arthur while it came up with a new formula for lethal injection.

In exchange, the town would not execute Dutch, as it had planned to do yesterday.

"Most of the world would not execute a rocket scientist," he said.

Lou Lamoriello, the Nets' chief executive, said that negotiations with YankeeNets -- the team's parent company -- and the city of Newark were continuing and added that YankeeNets would not execute by the Dec. 31 deadline the Meadowlands lease option that would allow them to play somewhere else next season.

"The only thing they've said at this point was that they would not execute me," he said.

At a meeting on Tuesday, the cabinet agreed it would not execute legal documents relating to the revised plans and acknowledged the revised scheme could not go ahead without a competitive process.

As I just told you, I was sure they wouldn't execute us, wouldn't put us in jail.

The money is nice, but if the country was out to maximize profits, it wouldn't execute the sale as it currently intends to.

They had faith in us that we wouldn't execute them, that we'd feed them and give them water, and that we'd provide them with shelter.

"No final meal request because he remained hopeful to the end that he would not be executed," Virginia prison officials recorded about a man executed there in February 2009.

Administration officials say they received assurances from the Cuban government that the 12 would not be executed, and instead would receive prison sentences of up to 10 years.