Sentence examples for right convictions from inspiring English sources

President Obama has the right convictions on all these issues, but he has not shown the courage of his convictions.

They prove that the driver has the right convictions.

What is the right conviction rate to justify the lifting of the right to anonymity?

Andy Grove's Intel famously made the rapid transition from memory to microprocessors, but far too few large organizations respond quickly enough, and with the right conviction to these types of difficult challenges.

With the right conviction, you can build for a distant period with full acceptance of the difficulties and costs of doing so, ensuring that your product and organization are always better positioned in the future than the present.

As evidence of that, Amnesty International pointed to mooted pardons announced by King Salman for "public rights" convictions, which would be determined by the interior minister.

And Ms. White's office won a federal civil rights conviction against a New York City police officer, Francis X . Livoti in 1998 in the choking death of Anthony Baez.

In addition to overturning Mr. Schwarz's civil rights conviction in its February ruling, the appeals court also overturned the obstruction of justice convictions of Mr. Schwarz, Mr. Bruder and another former officer, Thomas Wiese.

But Mr. Nelson has served considerable time already for his role in the Crown Heights case, both after his 1997 civil rights conviction, which was overturned last year, and while awaiting trial on state murder charges, of which he was acquitted in 1992.

The Association of British Insurers says that drivers who break the speed limit are a greater risk and so it is only right that convictions should be included when calculating a premium.

The upraise of the populist parties with right-wing populist political messages may not only be a risk for the radicalization of Muslim youngsters, but may also infuse right-wing extremism, because right-wing convictions are openly preached.