Sentence examples for rising conviction from inspiring English sources
The legal wrangling pointed to the rising conviction of the government and many others here that Golden Dawn has been run less as a political party than as a mafia.
There has been a rising conviction, too, that the Clintons did a great deal to shape places like Santa Clara County, and that the effects have not been only good.
Speaking at a workshop on reforming culture and behavior in the financial services industry, Fed President Dudley avers that something must be done about the public's rising conviction that people on Wall Street are generally not as honest or moral as other people, and that Wall Street operates to the harm of the country.
"This has simply not happened in the last decade and we are now paying the price, with grossly overcrowded prisons that do not rehabilitate offenders, rising re-conviction rates and panic early-release measures".
That figure, however, fell to 20 percent last year, as the rising number of convictions and penalties started to be felt through the wider financial industry.
The rising tide of unjust convictions will be back on the agenda over the next couple of weeks.
A record 149 people were exonerated in the US in 2015, nearly three a week, according to a new report that found a rising number of overturned convictions in a handful of counties around the country.
When Reagan took office, he could have confidence in John F. Kennedy's conviction that a rising tide would lift all boats.
For President Obama, this means that he cannot, as he did after his election four years ago, abandon his campaign fire and struggle to become the lofty statesman, grandly rising above partisanship and ideological conviction.
His indictment and conviction came amid rising concerns about freedom of speech in South Korea, where defamation is a criminal offense and the onus of proof often lies not with those claiming to have been defamed but on the defendants.
