Sentence examples for convictions provided from inspiring English sources

Ms. Davenport's convictions provided the foundation for implementing the theory successfully, Dr. Kornhaber believes.

Yesterday, in agreeing to impose the maximum sentence, Justice Starkey said that Mr. McKenzie's extensive record of previous convictions "provided very little encouragement that in the foreseeable future he will mend his ways".

Under the guidelines, an employer can exclude applicants with criminal convictions provided it can demonstrate that the exclusion is "job-related for the position in question and consistent with business necessity" — a phrase that appears in the law itself and is not defined in the guidance.

Without doubt, strong religious convictions provide the zeal for these campaigners, but utter cynicism pervades their tactics.

No significant difference was found between public health domains in terms of the perceived strength of conviction provided by statistical or mathematical epidemiology (Table 1).

Abdellatif also denies the final Interpol conviction: providing forged travel documents.

Through it all, Dion's voice and conviction provide focus to the restless urgency of his search.

Indeed, they said, the Andersen conviction provides prosecutors with critical momentum as they turn their attention to other potential defendants in the Enron debacle.

Previous high-profile exonerations, he said, have led to new laws that improved access to DNA testing after conviction and provided generous compensation to those who were wrongfully convicted.

The responses revealed, on the contrary, an undoubted conviction of a humanistic a non-supernatural origin of moral values anon-supernatural origintiof that provided insight into the Akan conception of the criterion of moral values

He has increased the borough's conviction rate, provided much-needed witness protections in his area and added translators for an increasingly diverse community.