Sentence examples for conviction is correct from inspiring English sources

For a while we are presented with the fanciful idea that her conviction is correct.

The fact that the Prosecution gives just these two examples proves to me that my conviction is correct, that apart from the Eck case no further instances of this kind occurred during those long years in the ranks of the large German U-boat force.

In my view, the lower court's judgment upholding petitioner's conviction was correct under settled legal principles, and therefore should be affirmed.

Palmer generally favored releasing people convicted under the wartime security acts, but when he consulted with Debs' prosecutors – even those with records as defenders of civil liberties – they assured him that Debs' conviction was correct and his sentence appropriate.

It ruled that it was up to the United States to decide how it would review the cases and stressed that it was not debating whether any conviction or sentence was correct.

It's having this conviction that your vision is correct.

If the FBI is correct in its conviction that Italian-American gangsters in New England were behind the Boston heist, this and the discovery in the Bay of Naples illuminate a secret tradition of mafia art theft that goes back to 1969 when Sicilian mafiosi stole Caravaggio's Nativity from the Oratory of San Lorenzo in Palermo.

I think it is fair to say that you have a settled, perhaps one could even say "hardened," conviction that your universlistic interpretation of the Scriptures is correct.

Let's assume that the conviction of Abdul Baset al-Megrahi for the murder of those on Pan Am Flight 103 is correct.

"In essence, that French conviction does not exist under French law, and if it doesn't exist, their response on that bidder responsibility questionnaire is correct," Westhoff said.

"I don't know if it is correct to say what you just said that torture has taken place, or that there's been a conviction for torture.