Sentence examples similar to lessened conviction from inspiring English sources
Moreover, should any charges result in a conviction, the pardon could lessen a sentence by neutralizing past felonies that would typically increase sentencing for a new crime.
But the confession did nothing to lessen Humes's conviction that conspiracies surrounded him.
At an evening mass meeting at Holt Street Baptist Church, King announces that the boycott will continue and that his conviction has not lessened his determination.
The lessened burden on the State accruing from the few convictions and the resultant jail term sentences is a factor that a State may take into consideration.
The government's ability to prove its case can also suffer from delay; even should a conviction be obtained, its deterrent value would be lessened by its distance from the offense.
The conviction that today's slides toward mass extinction are not inevitable, and could be lessened or avoided, spurred the founding of the conservation movement and created the discipline of conservation biology.
More often, it lessened it.
As it has lessened, so her extreme pain has lessened".
But few believe corruption has lessened.
He continued: "That has lessened over time.
