Sentence examples for increasing convictions of from inspiring English sources

To the Editor: Michael Seringhaus makes a convincing argument that a national database of DNA profiles would serve as an excellent law enforcement tool, both for increasing convictions of first-time offenders and acting as a deterrent for those considering crime.

Leading figures in the luxury goods industry have been talking with increasing conviction of recovery and today Santo Versace, the chairman of Italian fashion house which bears his family name, said: "In the first half of this year we talked about a light at the end of the tunnel.

On the international stage, the nation has acted with increasing conviction of its own righteousness.

In society, there seems to be an increasing conviction of achievable zero vision regarding risks and diseases.

Perhaps, greatest of all, it's fortified my increasing conviction that this way of living was not only possible, but could in a very real sense become ordinary.

So too hearsay evidence – long regarded as alien to the criminal process, mainly because it is inherently unreliable – is now routinely admitted, again for the sole purpose of increasing conviction rates.

Ms. Pirro, in a brief interview tonight, said she would not "focus on the negativity" and would campaign on a record of increasing conviction rates and efforts to fight gangs, pedophiles and mobsters.

This, say the scientists with increasing conviction, is what the early stages of global warming looks like.

From 1866 on, she gained increasing conviction that she had made a spiritual discovery of overwhelming authority and power.

It is hoped they will help improve the quality of evidence, reduce bureaucracy and increase convictions.

That focus is far from perfect and is not necessarily likely to increase conviction rates, given the high burden of proof in criminal cases.