cost of execution

Technology will further drive down the costs of executions in all financial markets, while continuing to enhance transaction capacity.

The documents range from death warrants to calculations of the cost of executions.

Mr. Leven states that the cost of execution exceeds the cost of life imprisonment.

Other Gremlins such as one that couldn't stop eating and turned into a bowl of spaghetti were abandoned because the cost of execution exceeded the comic payoff.

EJV - short for Electronic Joint Venture - hoped to gain market share by offering lower costs of execution when primary dealers traded with each other.

Further, estimates in several states, including New York, indicate that the cost of execution exceeds the cost of imprisoning prisoners for life and also imposes an incredible burden on the criminal justice system.

If before completion of execution, notice is given to the sheriff or bailiff that a bankruptcy order has been made, the sheriff or bailiff must hand over the proceeds to the official receiver or trustee subject to his costs of execution (s 346(2)).

The report found that the options exchanges were under considerably more pressure in October 1989 than during the market crisis of two years earlier, but that they "performed significantly better in terms of maintenance of price continuity and market liquidity, the efficiency and cost of executions and overall operational efficiency."