Sentence examples for courts convict from inspiring English sources

Senior leaders of the League say it will boycott the election if the courts convict her.

Internet companies should not keep user data inside countries where courts convict people for what they write, speak or think.

Indeed, as the revelations about GCHQ's snooping make clear, there will be no dearth of information available to help the secret courts convict us.

Japanese courts convict almost everyone they try and Nami’s celebrity will probably be short-lived if he ever has to face a judge.

"The government bans peaceful demonstrations and refuses legal recognition to human rights organizations; the security forces arbitrarily arrest demonstrators and suspected Sahrawi activists, beat them and subject them to torture, and force them to sign incriminating police statements, all with virtual impunity; and the courts convict and imprison them after unfair trials".

The courts convicted them on all counts but one.

Suborned courts convicted innocent people of imaginary offences.

In March, two courts convicted and sentenced 20 people accused of militant separatism in the region.

From 2011 to 2013, Egyptian courts convicted 27 of 42 defendants on charges of contempt for religion.

In 2008, the courts convicted one such exile, Irakli Okruashvili, a former ally of Mr Saakashvili, of large-scale extortion.

Courts convicted human rights defenders and others for peaceful expression or assembly demanding political and human rights reforms".