Sentence examples for escaping conviction from inspiring English sources

Soon after, the criminals cleared the house of its crop and equipment, escaping conviction.

Killing a kid – and escaping conviction for it – shouldn't be part of anyone's get-rich-quick scheme.

Chinese courts come under Communist Party control, and there is little likelihood of the trio's escaping conviction and prison sentences, especially given the political environment.

Senator Barry, Goldwater, the Arizona conservative who was the Republican Presidential candidate in 1964, told him that he had no more than 15 votes in the Senate, far short of the 34 he needed to be sure of escaping conviction.

Mr. Gotti's brother, John J. Gotti, of course, became the so-called Teflon Don by escaping conviction three times before he was sentenced in 1992 to life in prison, where he died last year.

William Ruto must now use this resilience to face his most formidable challenge to date - escaping conviction by the ICC.

If – as is probable – they escape conviction by the ICC (only one man has ever been convicted by it, and even that took six years), the message created to accused politicians will be a simple one.

No one took Andrew Johnson very seriously after he escaped conviction by a single vote.

At those criminal trials executives often blamed reporters while reporters blamed executives, and many escaped conviction.

The Scott family attorney, Chris Stewart, argued that Slager had escaped conviction "by a hair".

Put under suspicion, Sophie needs help from everyone, plus her own resourcefulness, to escape conviction.