Sentence examples for per conviction from inspiring English sources

It reveals that 2,006 convictions between 2006 and 2014 have resulted in fines of just £3m in total – less than £1,500 per conviction – and that many of those convicted are still trading as landlords.

The resulting fines totalled £3m – less than £1,500 per conviction.

Throughout the state, defendants frequently must pay fines, fees and other charges exceeding several thousand dollars per conviction, accruing interest at the rate of 12percentt per year.

Prosecutors in Russia don't often have trouble getting convictions: bench trials have a ninety-nine-per-cent conviction rate; even jury trials, which are rare (and usually reserved for the most egregious crimes), have a seventy-five-per-cent conviction rate.

Of the largest states though, Illinois had the highest per person conviction rate, at 1.4 per 10,000 population.

What he taught me was to have one thousand per cent conviction in your thoughts about any piece of music – to know every alleyway and wooded grove of the score.

"We had speculation at Burton for two years but, when I'm working for a club, I just do that job with a hundred per cent conviction.

Andrew McBride, a former federal prosecutor, told Bloomberg News, "There's less than a fifty-per-cent chance of conviction.

But it also cites a study concluding that one additional conviction per 100 elected officials reduces job growth by 1.1percentt.

148 days after my release, the U.S. Supreme Court reinstated my wrongful conviction with a per curiam decision, which means my attorneys were denied the right to file briefs or oral arguments (normal procedures).

Between 2001 and 2010, Louisiana and Alabama were among the ten most corrupt states, measured by public-corruption convictions per person and per government employee (Louisiana was top in both).