Sentence examples for question of conviction from inspiring English sources

For some, this is a question of conviction, while others feel a competitive threat from the United Kingdom Independence Party, which wants to take Britain out of the Union altogether.

Should Congress pass a measure that would require sexual assault offenders to be dishonorably discharged, it would not necessarily render this type of contention moot, Mr. Fidell said, because "those comments would have a distorting effect on the question of conviction".

"It's not a question of conviction.

Like the question of conviction over time, my present fidelity to another can be questioned in terms of its durability.

Then, in 2012, Richmond passed a policy removing the question of conviction histories from city job applications.

In the following months he published inflammatory squibs against their use of the military against rioters, and he attempted to reopen the whole question of his conviction by a petition to the Commons complaining of illegality in the proceedings against him.

It's not just one man that is exonerated, you are calling into question hundreds of convictions".

Foden's fictionalized account of the meteorologists tasked with predicting the weather ahead of the Allied invasion of France, in 1944, is narrated by one Henry Meadows, who describes his forecasting work as "partly just a question of language, of conviction, of getting people to believe the story you were telling".

The question of whether a conviction is "spent" is determined by the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974.

JP: I'm just trying to explore the sort of chap you are, really, prime minister, with respect, and the question of your religious conviction is very important.

Album: Convict of Conviction.