That "ambiguity," Justice Sonia Sotomayor wrote for the majority, meant that the conviction "could correspond" to either a federal misdemeanor or felony.
Ms. Spark said she discovered through the writings of Cardinal Newman that the foundations of the Roman Catholic church corresponded with her personal convictions.
In Contrasting Models of State and School (2011), Charles Glenn notes that The Netherlands has the most "pluralistic" school system in the world, where parents have the most freedom of choice to provide schooling that corresponds most closely with their convictions.
"The topic of this deliberately misunderstood speech is the relationship between reason and faith in Christianity and the affirmation of the Christian conviction that acting reasonably corresponds to the nature of God," it said.
Also, the changes may have been indirectly related to treatment: the reduction that was found in levels of criminal convictions in the months before initiation to treatment, corresponds approximately to the waiting list period, i.e. the period between application and treatment start.
Flying the flags at half-mast, added François Bayrou, leader of the centrist UDF, "does not correspond to the distinction that should be made between spiritual conviction and national political decisions".
A conviction for conspiracy to commit wire fraud would allow for a punishment that would roughly correspond to what could be imposed by proving securities fraud based on the actual transactions.
The second is reactionary: the conviction that Israel has no partner for peace, that an Arab leader's motivation to destroy Israel will correspond directly with his capability reinforced with references to the pathos of Jewish history.
They then looked at whether the patterns in the crimes corresponded to attributes of the criminals — like age, type of employment, ethnicity, level of education, marital status, number of prior convictions, type of prior convictions, and drug use.
