Sentence examples for blocked convictions from inspiring English sources

Courts have overturned or blocked convictions connected to other nonillustrated books, including the well-known "Fanny Hill: Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure," on the basis that sexual images have a fundamentally different impact than words alone.

A juror in those states who was convinced of the defendant's mental retardation during the trial but was unable to block conviction has the opportunity in the penalty phase to block execution.

"The whole idea that State is blocking a conviction is totally bizarre," Mr. Holbrooke said.

It is time they found the courage of their anti-proliferation convictions and blocked the deal, before even more damage is done.

While most of the pardon recipients had green cards, one, Sanjay Broomfield, was a legal immigrant whose past conviction had blocked his application for a green card.

A subsequent attempt by Pistorius's legal team to appeal against the murder conviction was blocked in March by the constitutional court, South Africa's highest judicial authority.

It also requests that the state produce a comprehensive list of all individuals who had been blocked from voting because of a conviction over the last two years and implement a public education plan targeted at people with convictions.

Stokes was off target with two free-kicks and also shot into the side-netting and Henderson lacked conviction as his shot was blocked.

Richard Thomson, director of the charity Recruit With Conviction, said: "People with minor criminal convictions can all too often find the path blocked to employment.

In the 1940s, Argentina deepened the promotion of the local industry, a policy driven in part by necessity another World War had blocked Argentina's imports—and in part by conviction.

Many Hispanics have chosen to stay for now, saying, with little apparent conviction, that the law will surely be blocked by the president, the judge, "the government".