Sentence examples for convictions linked from inspiring English sources

State officials are reviewing more than 1,000 felony convictions linked to Ms. Gilchrist.

Some of those killed, such as west Londoner Mohammed el-Araj had previous criminal convictions linked to extremism.

As a result of this around 100 convictions linked to FGM have been made in France whereas absolutely none have been made in Britain despite a total of 82 incidents being reported to Scotland Yard.

Mr. Sonnier's case is the latest in a string of faulty convictions linked to the Houston Police Department Crime Laboratory, the center of a long-running scandal over sloppy procedures.

The number of convictions linked to equine animals, such as horses, ponies and donkeys, rose from 230 in 2011 to 500 last year.

Despite players' views to the contrary, baseball's club owners acted today on their conviction that linking the outcome of the All-Star Game to home-field advantage in the World Series would rejuvenate the All-Star Game.

Conviction data were linked at Statistics Sweden via the unique Swedish civic registration number for each individual in the cohort.

The media focus on terrorism might lead some to think that the Muslim prisoner population increase is linked to convictions of Islamist extremists.

Speaking outside the court, he told reporters: "Liu's prosecution and conviction may have been linked to the situation of Liu Xiaobo and his sister, Liu Xia, Liu Xiaobo's wife, and therefore may have been politically motivated".

It follows the impulse of a brand that defends its conviction of time inevitably linked to space.

CTCH uses cognitive behavioural therapy to assess and modify conviction in four beliefs linked to the construct of voice power: that the voice has absolute power and control; that the individual must comply or appease or be severely punished; the identity of the voice (e.g. the Devil) and the meaning attached to the voice experience (e.g. the individual is being punished for past bad behaviour).