Sentence examples for regularly convicted from inspiring English sources

Many Republicans — including Senator Jeff Sessions, Mr. Trump's attorney general nominee — criticized the Obama administration's approach as weak, even though the civilian court system has regularly convicted terrorists at trial while the military commissions system has proved to be dysfunctional.

This is a country where a corpse can be convicted, a punk band sentenced to hard labour; where elections are massaged and opponents of the president regularly convicted, so investing in jail time might make more sense for the political aspirant eyeing high office, post-Putin, than the business of stumping.

Pakistan and India regularly convict each other's citizens of espionage, but executions are rare.

Moving quickly, it brought suit that same day in the Southern District of New York a forum very distant from Tesla's home and very favorable to the SEC (also one where juries regularly convict white collar defendants).

The federal court system regularly convicts terror suspects, but the military commissions system is deeply troubled.

This evidence is then used regularly to convict criminals, the company noted.

As you can see, in the years since 9/11, the U.S. government has regularly tried and convicted terrorists in federal courts.

Red Smith, who was then at the Times, regularly referred to him as "convicted felon George Steinbrenner".

During his first term as governor of Arkansas in the 1970s, he regularly commuted the sentences of convicted murders, and was swiftly booted from office for his "liberal" crime policies.

Mr. Sahchdeva also said that convicted felons were regularly housed with immigrant detainees, and that on one occasion he was punched in the face by one of them while the guards stood by and watched.

Human rights activists have accused the Iranian authorities of regularly subjecting prisoners, especially those convicted on politically-motivated charges, to abuse and of depriving them of medical treatment.