So do many Americans today, regardless of their convictions.
Teachers in K-12 are subjected to enormous pressure to conform to the reigning party line, regardless of their convictions about what is best for their students.
In part it speaks of the simple necessity of most major policy planks, of the things that just need doing, regardless of political conviction.
* Refusal to take a breatholizer test: This is an automatic fine of $250 to $500 and a six-month license suspension, regardless of a conviction on the charge.
The natural human reaction is to widen your eyes, slam both feet on the brakes with all your strength, and prepare yourself for the accident that you are now – regardless of religious conviction – praying will not occur.
McDonald was finally freed after 19 months of a 41-month sentence in a men's prison, a place she never should have gone in the first place regardless of her conviction.
But he has no business being a judge if he is willing to subjugate the law to his own personal convictions, regardless of how deeply those convictions are held.
Does he think that remains true of most of us today, regardless of our political convictions or fashionable affections?
Regardless of your political convictions or attitude to fracking, we can all breathe a sigh of relief today.
On the other hand, Europeans see them as "social and public" and, regardless of their political convictions, are content to take advantage of government assistance.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement spokeswoman Carissa Cutrell said Cruz Mendez is subject to deportation because she is in the United States illegally, regardless of her criminal convictions.
