Sentence examples for current conviction from inspiring English sources

He said the current conviction rate was 89.7%.

Yet for all the current conviction that bigger is better, there are still some clear examples to the contrary.

This compares with 200 tax convictions the CPS secured in 2010 – its current conviction rate for tax cases stands at 86percentnt.

That this was possibly not ideal marketing, as the Oliver brand expanded from cookery books and programmes into the current £240m empire of necessarily arsehole-and-tosser-friendly goods and restaurants, with a continuing sideline in free public health advice, may partly account for his current conviction that parents enjoy a moral edge over politicians, and not only Mrs May.

This decision is not however an aberration but a perfect expression of the people's current conviction that unleashing private money is itself a public good -- which is why Justice Alito was shaking his head in disbelief when the President criticized the decision in front of Congress.

The behavior of these mutants received little attention, probably due to the current conviction that maintains that NOS2 does not participate in normal brain activity.

"The simplistic association of past experience with current convictions I don't think is particularly supported by available evidence".

To prospective students: The professors you will learn from and be mentored by here will push the bounds of your current convictions, calling you into a deeper relationship not only with the Word, but also the world.

He will likely walk free after finishing his current sentence on a corruption conviction, possibly within the next few months.

Saunders herself has pledged to improve the current 63% conviction rate in rape cases that go to court, partially through a new network of victim liaison units.

She is "half a doctor" as she likes to say, as she is half a wife, half a parent, half a lover -- halved by history into a life of some current comfort without conviction or hope.