Sentence examples for partial conviction from inspiring English sources

People who obeyed out of fear, or people who obeyed out of conviction, or out of partial conviction, or out of hatred for the alternative?

Still, many experts are saying that after several years of frustration it's a relief to finally get at least a partial conviction.

The partial conviction still represents a significant victory for Mueller's prosecutors, Mimi Rocah, a former federal prosecutor, told VICE News.

Years later, as a partial result of his conviction, resigned to the great injustice done to both his body and his name by the tribunal of 1603, Raleigh placed his head on the block, refused a blindfold and -- after the reluctant headsman delayed -- implored, "Strike man, strike!" How did this murder disguised as justice occur?

It is a partial defence which allows a conviction for manslaughter only, where a defendant's responsibility for killing is diminished by what is currently called "an abnormality of mind".

He went on to argue that simple preclusion of a defense witness was too extreme a penalty for a discovery violation, to the point that it "subverts criminal justice by basing convictions on a partial presentation of the facts".

The men received partial pardons in 2009, but their convictions still stand, and the lawyers argue that they should now be overturned.

Mrs Lawrence, 61, said: "I've always considered the convictions in 2012 as a partial justice and I don't want the investigation stopped until all those responsible for Stephen's death have been jailed.

In Denver, prosecutors say searching for partial matches has so far led to one conviction in the year and a half the city has been using new software that allows investigators to identify possible relatives of suspects.

It will be a triumph rare in this sort of case if the police find enough evidence to bring charges; even convictions would amount only to a partial victory.

Israeli activist Jonathan Pollak described al-Tamimi's partial exoneration as a "miracle" given the 99.74 percent conviction rate of the military court.