Sentence examples for achieved conviction from inspiring English sources

Finally, then, scientific knowing is perfected epistemic believing that has achieved conviction, i.e., objective sufficiency or certainty.

While neither man knew how often Section 174 discharge applications succeeded, they pointed out how the NPA achieved convictions in 88% of higher court cases.

A special unit of the prosecutor's office is investigating 1,300 killings of trade unionists, stretching back to 1986, but has achieved convictions in only 14% of these cases.Yet these numbers represent a lower death toll and higher clean-up rate than those for Colombians who are not union members.

The commissioner insisted progress was being made in achieving convictions.

I also hope that we will soon have a chief executive who knows the important ethical difference between achieving justice and merely achieving convictions.

"We pay tribute to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence for the courage and dignity" they showed through the years it took to achieve convictions in the case, she said.

He said it was in Britain's national interest to halt the investigation, and that there was little prospect of achieving convictions.

Of those that are prosecuted, the great majority fail to achieve convictions.

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14. (C) Bahrain remains on the Tier Two Watchlist for human trafficking, but has enacted an anti-trafficking law and achieved one conviction.

"Once a prosecutor has a case in which he or someone else has achieved a conviction where a body of people have been convinced beyond reasonable doubt someone is guilty and then sentenced them, the presumption becomes that that is a justified verdict that the prosecutor must defend," Mr. Bradley said, explaining his opposition to Mr. Morton's requests.