Sentence examples for conviction over time from inspiring English sources
Others have been presented with steadily less conviction over time: appearing first as bold predictions, and eventually only as requests or suggestions to Congress.
Like the question of conviction over time, my present fidelity to another can be questioned in terms of its durability.
"People change over time.
Most laws lead to prosecutions, convictions and appeals: over time, a body of case law builds up and judges smooth the rough edges.
But she added that it can also have "unintended consequences, including false convictions, as memories fade over time".
Time to arrest was chosen over time to conviction because the latter can be confounded by arbitrary factors (e.g., court delay).
Even after his conviction, Hood maintained his innocence, and over time the evidence increasingly supported his claim.
But notwithstanding the Haditha case, he said, that generally changed over time, with more convictions and lengthier sentences in later years, including several involving the shooting of Iraqi prisoners.
Over time, a majority shifted away from conviction, as jurors focused on the level of mental illness required for Mr. Tarloff to be held not responsible for his actions.
Studies done in the 1990s generally showed that as the police adapted to Miranda over time, confession rates remained largely unchanged and convictions were rarely reversed on appeal because of a Miranda violation.
