including, for example, the conviction of Polanski in the United States and the refusal of the Europeans to give him up to the Americans".
For example, a conviction for defamation online could lead to a maximum of six years in prison under the new electronic information law, while the punishment for defamation in the offline media is limited to 14 months under the criminal code.
For example, a conviction of Christ's sufficiency as a mediator depends on an apprehension of his beauty and excellency.
On the other hand, personal felonies — for example, a conviction for driving under the influence of alcohol or driving while impaired — may result in a "black eye" for the management team but may not necessarily result in the culprit being removed.
Havel's second play, "The Memorandum" (1965), was a splendid example: burning convictions were implicit in a structure of ice-cold logic and glittering linguistic virtuosity.
It said, for example, that convictions and sentences could be reached by only a two-thirds vote of the commission's members.
McGovern says the case made him look further into joint enterprise, which led him to find many examples of convictions he was uncomfortable with.
In a prosecution for bank robbery, for example, a prior conviction for drunk driving would almost certainly be inadmissible.
He upheld, for example, the blasphemy conviction of Gay News for describing Christ as a homosexual, in 1979.
Even many energy experts who support much of what he proposes disagree, for example, with his conviction that there is no place for any form of nuclear energy.
