Sentence examples for conviction pace from inspiring English sources

What Young possesses in abundance are emotional conviction, pace and imaginative energy, and these qualities will draw readers with her through time and space, as she unfolds the story of the Lockes and Purefoys on their journey through the 20th century.

If the conviction rate had kept pace with the increase in reported cases, there would have been 5,400 convictions this year – more than 2,700 higher than the actual figure.

The conviction rate is 1.8 per cent".

But it would be a better sign if convictions had kept pace with allegations.

But at irregular intervals -- sometimes three times in a week, sometimes only once in three months, depending on the pace of convictions -- the official radio and roaming cars with loudspeakers would summon citizens to the stadium for an execution or amputation.

Akinfeev gathers a shot that wasn't hit with any particular conviction, and certainly no pace.

In a society crawling to women's equality at a snail's pace, where rape convictions are the lowest for any crime, and where many women continue to be blamed for sexual assault committed against them, something is clearly still wrong with our attitudes towards sex and relations between women and men.

The youngest is now nearly 70, and several are no longer alive, but for the past few years a campaign to overturn the Shrewsbury 24's convictions has been gathering pace, and the case is now with the Criminal Cases Review Commission.

Justice at the tribunal has moved at a glacial pace, with only eight convictions and one acquittal handed down in seven years.

They chronicle the day-in, day-out toil of trying to run 26.2 miles at as fast a pace as possible and the conviction that anything worth doing is worth doing right.

"It gave people more conviction that the economic recovery is still on pace.