Sentence examples for conviction specifically from inspiring English sources

Instead, the majority ruling that tossed out Bond's conviction specifically cited Ghane's case as an example of a justified prosecution under the law, lumping him in with white supremacists who tried to get their hands on explosives and chemical weapons, and another man who released a chlorine gas cloud in a residential neighborhood.

Kirk simply said there was "corruption in the state of Illinois" and pointed to a "recent conviction" without specifically naming any examples.

Conviction rates specifically in cases of medical error are 90% or above (physicians, 93%, nurse 90%) [ 9].

Prior to his conviction, John Cheek had specifically contended that the Sixteenth Amendment did not authorize a tax on wages and salaries, but only on gain or profit.

He also acknowledged that whoever sexually assaulted Leigh had never been brought to justice, and the lack of convictions for assault, specifically naming Jason Robertson and three other boys as those who assaulted her in addition to Webster and Wilson.

But it was specifically his conviction and that of his chief executive and former bodyguard, Khalilullah Frozi, that American and European officials had warned would be necessary if billions of dollars of international aid was to continue to flow to Afghanistan.

Specifically, a conviction in Missouri for felony forgery, passing checks that were not hers, apparently.

This rigorous formalism, and his emphasis on finding the plain meaning of the text, is a habit of mind, Kannar writes, that runs "deeper than his specifically political convictions".

Some applications may ask specifically about convictions related to particular offenses, such as drugs, alcohol misuse, or sexual misconduct.

The question for the court was whether the gun ban applies to those convicted under state law of misdemeanor domestic abuse and specifically whether assault convictions for "reckless" conduct could trigger the prohibition.

The report quoted political figures from both parties questioning the bribery conviction of Mr. Siegelman and specifically included a charge from a "Republican operative" in the state who said Mr. Rove had urged her to try to get compromising pictures of Mr. Siegelman.