Sentence examples for convictions needs from inspiring English sources

Preventing wrongful convictions needs to be included in the discussion over expanding the state's DNA database, Judge Lippman said, putting his weight behind those who said a State Senate proposal did not go far enough toward meeting that goal.

Strong political convictions need not prevent a historian from being scrupulously accurate with respect to facts.

Now that Michael B. Mukasey has been confirmed as attorney general, he may prove to have the convictions needed to stare down those in this administration who advocate for unchecked executive power and the use of torture.

These experiences point to the enduring tradition of voluntary association in our democracy, a freedom that finds its expression in associations of like-minded citizens whose values and convictions need not be bound by mere geography.

Note what a former attorney general, Lord Goldsmith, told the programme about Mahmood's record of convictions needing to be re-examined: "The fact that somebody who has been accused by a judge of apparently not telling the truth may be instrumental in those convictions would certainly be a reason to look at those convictions again and to examine them to see whether they are safe".

And these convictions need not be about morality.

Religious convictions need to be left behind when entering the public square, on this scheme, because they are not communicable in the way the procedure requires.

The commission decided in 2013 that Jordan's conviction needed be re-examined by a court.

Jayaram Jayalalitha, a former actress, trounced the government of Tamil Nadu, proving that a corruption conviction need not dim charisma.

They see the initiatives as lacking the conviction needed to bring a political breakthrough and a negotiated resolution of the Darfur conflict.

Origi and Lallana were afforded clear sights of goal but did not display the level of conviction needed to offer Liverpool a lead that probably wouldn't have been merited anyway.