Sentence examples for conviction stemmed from inspiring English sources

The conviction stemmed from Mr. Karatz's actions in 2006 during an internal investigation of backdated options.

The conviction stemmed from the 1986 killing of a 27-year-old prostitute, who was strangled and dumped near the Belt Parkway.

She told Roozonline that his conviction stemmed from his religious views and no evidence was presented to back up the charges related to his alleged sexual activities.

Ms. Salvatierra pointed out the "unintentional conflict" as the department, through its immigration-enforcement arm, was moving to deport a couple whose criminal conviction stemmed from a practice its civil rights division had deemed unconstitutional.

Bishop Finn's conviction stemmed from his failure to report the Rev. Shawn Ratigan to the authorities after hundreds of pornographic pictures that Father Ratigan had taken of young girls were discovered on his laptop in December 2010.

The conviction stemmed from a $500,000 in donations that Richard M. Scrushy, the former chief executive of HealthSouth, arranged for a state lottery campaign, which prosecutors argued was a payoff for Mr. Scrushy's reappointment by Mr. Siegelman to the state hospital licensing board.

The drug conviction stems from the September 1998 discovery in a hotel room of a butane torch and other materials commonly used to smoke crack.

The conviction stems from a business deal that is more than four years old, and it comes in spite of a ruling by the Russian Supreme Court last September that overturned Mr. Kozlov's earlier conviction in the matter.

Long a suspect in the killing, Mr. Georgiou is on parole for a second-degree robbery conviction stemming from a series of purse snatchings in Queens that occurred in 1995, the police said.

Eating there the other day was Ms. Pagán, who was granted clemency by President Bill Clinton in September 1999 after spending 19 years in federal prison on a bomb-plot conviction stemming from the movement to gain independence for Puerto Rico.

Such strong conviction stems in part from his beliefs as an evangelical Christian, a conversion that has led to problems both within the communities he represents as well as his own family, traditional practitioners of shamanism.