Sentence examples for linked to convictions of from inspiring English sources

Media reporting might lead some to conclude the increase is linked to convictions of extremists.

The media focus on terrorism might lead some to think that the Muslim prisoner population increase is linked to convictions of Islamist extremists.

One of the first cracks was when a whistleblower from the social work world passed a tip off to Labour MP Tom Watson, who in 2012 asked Prime Minister David Cameron if an evidence file linked to the conviction of pedophile Peter Righton who advised the government on child care policy in the 1970s could be looked at again.

But her expertise in financial crime is tightly linked to her convictions on human rights.

As a part of that desire, prayer is linked to a feeling of presence (of the sacred or holy), which is neither an abstract conviction nor an instinctive intuition but rather a volitional movement conscious of realizing its higher end.

Mr Sarkozy has been accused of multiple illegal dealings, mostly linked to the financing of his 2007 and 2012 election campaigns, and has so far escaped conviction.

A senior federal official said that some of the new cases appeared to be closely linked to known networks of conspiracy and fraud and were likely to extend investigators' knowledge of cases that had already ended with convictions.

My interest in sketching protests is intrinsically linked to my political convictions.

The barrier to becoming a parliamentarian throughout Australia is linked to the seriousness of an offence and its penalty, not the mere fact of a conviction.

Mr. Sonnier's case is the latest in a string of faulty convictions linked to the Houston Police Department Crime Laboratory, the center of a long-running scandal over sloppy procedures.

The number of convictions linked to equine animals, such as horses, ponies and donkeys, rose from 230 in 2011 to 500 last year.