Sentence examples for a record of convictions from inspiring English sources

Mostefai had a record of convictions for eight petty crimes dating from 2004, but was flagged as a potential target for radicalisation as early as 2010.

The police said that Mr. Howard was released from prison on Nov. 28 after serving time for promoting prostitution, and that Mr. Rosario had a record of convictions for robbery, grand larceny, assault, fare beating and other charges.

Mr. Perez, then 43, had a record of convictions for drug possession, robbery and harassment, and was then living in a Washington Heights shelter and being treated under at a program run by New York Presbyterian Hospital that treats schizophrenics.

All summer, Mr. Garahan and Mr. Saul worked on the case of Nicholas Celia, a 44-year-old man with a record of convictions for assaults on civilians and police officers, and a history of alcohol and drug abuse as well as psychiatric problems and hospitalizations -- the three factors that experts say indicate a potential for future violence.

Why don't New York courts allow a record of rape convictions into evidence, he wanted to know.

The authorities said that he had a record of two convictions for selling drugs and one for robbery, and that he had served three state prison terms -- of 10 months, two years and three years -- in the past decade.

But in its current mood, the British public has had a far harder time mustering much sympathy for Fred Barras, who at 16 had already had a record of 29 convictions for theft, burglary, forgery and assault, and who had told friends that the Bleak House break-in was to be his first "big job".

First, unknown to his bosses, he had a record of 11 convictions for offenses including burglary and recklessness with a deadly weapon.

Ms. Pirro, in a brief interview tonight, said she would not "focus on the negativity" and would campaign on a record of increasing conviction rates and efforts to fight gangs, pedophiles and mobsters.

A perfect record of convictions and guilty pleas might signal simply that you're a crackerjack attorney.

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