Sentence examples for conviction on which from inspiring English sources

Indeed, some Israelis say the future is already here, that their nation, steeped now in consumerism and cable television, is nearly drained of the shared, antimaterialist conviction on which it has survived.

Dr. Kamm's sliced-off "Kammback" may have been more efficient than the lovely tapering rears of the teardrop cars -- it is seen in many designs today -- but the French teardrop sensibility lived on in the romantic conviction on which it was founded: that the most aerodynamic shapes would of necessity be the most beautiful shapes.

Yet among the people who matter most to him – his supporters among the membership – it was quite clever to demonstrate that there is at least one of his convictions on which he will never surrender.

A brief article on Jan . 6about the blacklisting of Adam J. Cohen by the National Association of Securities Dealers misstated the convictions on which he is scheduled to be sentenced on Friday.

Compiled by Warren Strugatch Correction: January 20 , 2002 Sunday A brief article on Jan . 6about the blacklisting of Adam J. Cohen by the National Association of Securities Dealers misstated the convictions on which he is scheduled to be sentenced on Friday.

These 67 patients were classified based on the conviction for which they were incarcerated.

This resulted in two convictions, one of which was quashed on appeal.

During her time as DPP he was investigated by the Serious Fraud Office in connection with allegations concerning Silvio Berlusconi and later sentenced to four and a half years in prison in Italy, a conviction and sentence which were quashed on appeal.

Last week, Ms. Knox's defense also filed its appeal in the same case, asking the Supreme Court to overthrow her conviction on slander charges, which was upheld by the appellate court last October.

Bo's conviction on the charges, which included interfering with the investigation into his wife's murder of a British businessman, was a foregone conclusion given the Communist party's tight control of the legal system.

"As the Howard report so eloquently put it – the factions have developed into untalented groups, with no conviction on local issues, which exist solely to promote their loyalists by excluding non-loyalists from party positions of influence," she said.