Sentence examples for conviction to avoid from inspiring English sources

As Charlie Lyne of UK movie blog Ultra Culture explains, "I thought it was reasonably deceptive of the movie Conviction to avoid mentioning that Kenny Waters, the guy Hilary Swank's character spent eighteen years fighting to exonerate, died six months after his release by falling off a wall".

With these three tools, a little conviction to avoid those silly single-purpose slicers you see everywhere nowadays and a lot of practice, you'll take your knife skills and your cooking from novice to expert in no time.

The move has also drawn criticism from scientists outside of the U.K. Physicist Steven Weinberg of the University of Texas, Austin, says the union's vote is "despicable" and only strengthens his convictions to avoid visiting England.

He said he had seen judges reduce charges to misdemeanors from felonies or expunge convictions entirely to avoid the sanctions.

Argenbright's rise has been accompanied by federal convictions on conspiracy to avoid performing background checks for employees in Philadelphia last year, a jail term for one company supervisor, and probation for the company in Pennsylvania and Illinois.

Mr. White would later use a "Twinkie defense," in which his junk-food diet was cited as representative of his diminished capacity, to avoid conviction for first-degree murder; his conviction on the lesser counts of manslaughter sparked the so-called White Night riots in the city).

It is also possible that Soering's errors were deliberate, an attempt to avoid conviction.

Judge Gilmore, for instance, said Mr. Guerinot "made an imperfect attempt to avoid conviction and death".

Or, as the prosecution believes, is it all a ploy to avoid conviction?

The Louisiana House voted to impeach on eight counts, but Long was able to win over just enough senators to avoid conviction.

Political odds makers have calculated that Mr. Estrada had enough votes to avoid conviction since the trial began on Dec. 7.