Sentence examples for conviction means from inspiring English sources

A felony conviction means automatic expulsion, but not a misdemeanor.

"If conviction means anything, then write from the heart.

His opponents, meanwhile, say the definitive conviction means Berlusconi's eviction from parliament is a legal requirement.

The point becomes irrelevant, however, when "conviction" means (as we hold) a finding of guilt.

The conviction means that Mr. Libby cannot practice law because he had to surrender his bar membership.

The conviction means that Mr. Berlusconi, whose sentence is likely to be served under house arrest or through community service, will be restricted in his movements.

The next year, however, he was impeached, convicted, and removed from office; his conviction meant that he was banned from holding office in Texas.

Moreover, this conviction meant that it is not strictly true that Socrates knew nothing at all.

A subsequent conviction meant he could not return to America and ruled out a return to top-flight skateboarding.

She knew a felony conviction meant any nursing home job would be gone, along with her rent-subsidized apartment and a lot of other things.

Analysts were divided over whether the conviction meant that the prime minister would have to give up his seat in Parliament, and thus his higher office.