Sentence examples for convicted of it from inspiring English sources

And in that time, only 11 have been convicted of it.

No chief executive has ever faced such a charge before, much less been convicted of it.

It seems impossible that Lee's murder could have happened at all, or that Syed could have been convicted of it.

It defines the crime of extremism more fully, and sets out tougher punishments, including imprisonment, for those convicted of it.

The biggest surprise was not that he took a bribe, but that he was convicted of it.

While Mr. Ravi was not charged with causing Mr. Clementi's suicide, many of his defenders argued that he was essentially — and unfairly — convicted of it.

images of Elvis Presley is the rightful owner, even though the art dealer who sold it to him was later convicted of stealing it from a previous owner.

While celebrities can behave as they wish and repeatedly be convicted of crimes, it only makes their "celebrity" increase and, in turn, it brings them much more work.

"Although I am convicted of nothing, it has unilaterally revoked my passport, leaving me a stateless person.

The court banned only mandatory life sentences without parole for those under age 18 convicted of murder; it did not completely banish life sentences for such convicts.

The Logan Act has been around since 1799, and no one has ever been convicted of violating it.