Sentence examples for a better conviction from inspiring English sources

While it's claimed that Stinson has a better conviction rate for predatory offences than many police departments, it was clear that the official imprimatur of an arrest and conviction meant a lot to him.

What are its followers imbibing?In this section No more parachuting in The devil you know A tizz about fizz A little help Unexpected bills We're back Deli-licious Frail and faltering Working single mothers Nats, wha hae ReprintsHope for a better future, conviction that the nats can deliver it, and an aching for the sense of purpose and belonging that many found in the separatist campaign.

The more the public do this, and together with better conviction rates, the more criminals won't be able to hide behind a cloak of anonymity".

I decided that jumping ship and trying my luck in a country where I didn't speak a word of the language was a better option than conviction for arms (or would it have been drugs?) trafficking.

Police Director of Crime and Security Xavier Tang responded that the lesser charge had been chosen because officers believed they had a better chance of conviction – she was said to be ready to plead guilty to assaulting police.

But it would be a better sign if convictions had kept pace with allegations.

His office is as effective as Dewey's; statistically he has a better record of convictions.

Mr. McCowen, who continues to appeal his conviction, deserves a better champion.

CAIRO — Someone has turned out the light in Tahrir Square, and that breathless, undreamed-of conviction that a better country was suddenly within grasp is no longer here.

A better translation of Khrushchev's conviction would read that the Soviet Union would "be present at the funeral" of the West.

Some time after the late 1970s the political left lost its conviction that a better form of society was possible and left the way open for neo-liberalism".