Sentence examples for convictions until from inspiring English sources

"I will stand by my convictions until somebody shuts me down," he told reporters after the ruling.

In Minnesota last week, the State Supreme Court issued an order that clarified a state law that denies the vote to people with felony convictions until they have their voting rights restored.

The facility was even unknown to Rob Warden, the founder of Northwestern University Law School's Center on Wrongful Convictions, until the Guardian informed him of the allegations of clients who vanish into inherently coercive police custody.

The California Legislature passed a bill last month that bars government agencies from asking job applicants about criminal convictions until the agency has determined that the applicant meets minimum qualifications for the job.

It was the prescribed mode of punishment for homicide in England by the 12th century, and in time it came to supersede all other forms of capital punishment for felony convictions until the abolition of capital punishment in Great Britain in 1965.

The guidance specifically discourages employers from asking about criminal history on an application, and Mr. Stuart said that he was telling his clients that to avoid a fight, they should wait to ask about criminal convictions "until they have determined that the person is qualified and in the pool of people who would be offered a job".

Bill lies about Monica Lewinsky to everyone with absolute conviction until it's too late.

No mouthpiece of recovery can speak with conviction until it takes a stand on this.

None have led a judge to question the conviction, until last week.

That is, he opposes change with a genuine conviction – until change becomes irresistible.

The Mexican government did not learn about his conviction until last April.