Sentence examples for gain a conviction from inspiring English sources
Mosby has yet to gain a conviction.
And the prosecutors, naturally, are eager to gain a conviction.
Rice faces trial after several other failed attempts to gain a conviction.
The UN replies that it is not always possible to gain the necessary evidence to gain a conviction in court.
The verdict represents a belated and significant victory for Mr. Hynes's office, which had failed to gain a conviction against Mr. Harris in a previous case.
Deportations are no longer a panacea, as now most of those under control orders are British, many of whom aspire to commit terrorist acts abroad – an offence extremely hard to gain a conviction for in court.
In April 2011, after the district attorney's office gained a conviction against that cantor, Baruch Lebovits, the prosecutors turned around and obtained an indictment of Mr. Kellner.
Of all former U.S.O.C. members, Fehr can recall how the government salivated over the Salt Lake Olympic scandal, only to fail in gaining a conviction.
Prosecutors may well decide that adding new charges related to the reserves would be more likely to confuse jurors than aid in gaining a conviction, Mr. Coffee said.
Scotland Yard's counter-terrorism command had previously attempted to build criminal cases against Choudary, only to be rebuffed by the Crown Prosecution Service, which judged there was insufficient chance of gaining a conviction.
