Sentence examples for primary conviction from inspiring English sources

Their primary conviction is that contemporary society has been ruined by the anxieties, niceties, and dizzying social-media infighting promulgated by so-called "political correctness".

These primary aims, convictions, ambitions, and commitments are among the primary motivations of the parties in the original position.

And many Republican primary voters lack conviction in their choice.

Except for those who are economically dependent on politics — government employees and their families — voters in primaries are expressing conviction beyond the conventional call of civic virtue.

Mr. Daley has stayed out of the fray in the important local primaries since the 2006 conviction of his patronage chief, Robert Sorich, and the subsequent decline of the campaign armies that worked for his endorsed candidates.

It is vital to understand the processes that underlie eyewitness identification because faulty eyewitness identification is a primary contributor to wrongful convictions (contributing to 72%% of the wrongful convictions litigated by the Innocence Project).

While errors might lead to wrongful arrest, "it's contamination that is the primary factor in wrongful convictions," he said.

Why does the U.S. imprison its citizens at a higher rate than any other country in the world and why is drug use a primary source of criminal convictions here?

Primary outcomes were arrests, convictions, breaches of conditions, and self reported sexual abuse of children after one year or more.

But the country's long tradition of primary reliance on confessions for conviction, and the informal ties linking the local police, prosecutors and judges, have hampered progress.

But in modern times Lewis Carroll's achievements have been overshadowed by the widely held conviction that his primary inspiration, literary and artistic, was an unsavory obsession with little girls.