Sentence examples for because of convictions from inspiring English sources

"There are still thousands of men out there who face difficulties because of convictions on their records," Taylor says.

Mr. Shater and another candidate, Ayman Nour, were disqualified because of convictions for political crimes that were widely seen as linked to their opposition to Mr. Mubarak.

New York law also forbids employers from shutting out qualified applicants because of convictions that are sealed or dismissed, minor infractions like speeding tickets or for arrests that do not lead to conviction.

The case before the supreme court is a class-action lawsuit represented by Alejandro Rodriguez, a lawful permanent resident brought to the United States as an infant whom the government sought to deport because of convictions for drug possession and "joyriding".

It's because of convictions that we have the rules that protect the innocent.

"I believe that the president, [not only] because of conviction, but because of reality, is there for the dreamers". Critical challenges ahead could hobble the emerging deal.

Support had been higher — 80 percent in 1994 — but it has slipped, in part because of the hundreds of convictions overturned because of DNA evidence.

This is no less important to the administration of justice than the invalidation of convictions because of disregard of individual rights or official overreaching.

But others suffer even more because of their convictions.

Busta was dropped from Aftermath/Interscope and denied entry into England because of "unresolved convictions".

But not for any crime, you see; it's just because of his convictions".