Sentence examples for repeated convictions from inspiring English sources

Mr. Saremi was executed after repeated convictions for supporting Mujahedeen Khalq, an exiled opposition group that the government has accused of masterminding terrorist attacks in Iran from bases in Europe and Iraq.

For example, a summons for disorderly conduct would not preclude a candidate from being accepted into the force, but repeated convictions for an offense that demonstrated "disrespect for the law" could result in disqualification.

Mezals and Valujevs lived elsewhere, but had repeated convictions for drink-driving, with Valujevs adding to his charge sheet driving while disqualified and uninsured and obstructing police when he was stopped.

One in four respondents said that courts should be able to sentence a person to life in prison without the possibility of parole if that person has repeated convictions for drug possession.

As they have been doing ever since the rollover to 2000 occurred on Saturday with no major disruptions, computer experts and government officials repeated their convictions that testing in recent years had amply proved that the threat had been real.

Repeat convictions cost up to $5,000, and may lead to a community service orders or anti-littering lectures (only given in Chinese), to curb repeat offenders.

Rem repeated this conviction to me last week.

I repeated my conviction that Iran was taking the international community on a dangerous path.

In today's London Evening Standard, Assange's UK lawyer, Mark Stephens, repeated his conviction that the affair was politically motivated.

Meanwhile easyJet has added 39p to £13.16 as Goldman Sachs repeated its conviction buy rating, although the bank did cut its target price from £21.05 to £20.10.

In numerous interviews he repeated his conviction that it was possible to build wonderful things in India as long as one did not waver from the thin line of professional ethics.