Sentence examples for in convictions with from inspiring English sources

Related violations such as the illegal transport of American paddlefish roe have resulted in convictions with substantial fines and prison sentences.

When the trials came to an end in 1958, 144 people had been indicted, resulting in 105 convictions, with cumulative sentences totaling 418 years and $435,500 $in dollarsrs) in fines.

At least five of the cases reviewed so far ended in convictions later reversed with DNA evidence.

Dyfed Powys Police saw the biggest improvement in conviction rate with 63.6% of successful convictions in 2009-10, up from 46.2% in 2008-09.

Federal prosecutors later pressed civil rights charges, and in October, got convictions, with possible life sentences.

"More than four in five prosecuted hate crimes result in a conviction, with over 73% guilty pleas, which is good news for victims.

He also told the jury that, while there was no direct evidence linking Williams to the murder, many cases had resulted in a conviction with even less evidence.

Across the country, prosecutors in California have been more aggressive than others in pursuing convictions in connection with workplace deaths, but New York prosecutors have had some successes.

"People come in with strong convictions and religious views.

Silver said the jury's initial vote was seven to four in favor of conviction, with one undecided.

Although ACT may lead to reductions in preoccupation and conviction with psychotic symptoms, thereby impacting on resultant distress and disruption to life, it is unlikely to have an effect on how often symptoms are experienced.