Sentence examples for terms of conviction from inspiring English sources

But even while we work towards an improved criminal justice system, we should not confine ourselves to only measuring justice in terms of conviction rates.

"Trans people tend to be treated unfairly in terms of arrests, in terms of prosecution, in terms of conviction, sentencing and their time in jails and prison.

Reviving Fernando Torres's self-belief would represent a start though, in terms of conviction, the striker who so thrived at Anfield under Benítez's guidance needs to be rebuilt from scratch.

This week Mitt Romney had a good day - at least in terms of conviction.

Mouridsen and colleagues used Danish register data to compare 313 adults (aged 25to5959 at follow-up) with ASD to 933 general population controls matched for age, gender, place of birth, and social group in terms of conviction rates.

Those who have been the victims of terrorism have received a very poor return in terms of convictions for those crimes that were inflicted.

It is far easier to think of justice simply in terms of convictions and long prison sentences.

As part of the terms of his conviction for producing the images over an eight-year period, he has had to attend 20 sessions of a sex offenders' programme.

On one reading of this remark, Descartes is explicitly embracing the consequence of having defined knowledge wholly in terms of unshakable conviction: he's conceding that achieving the brand of knowledge he seeks is compatible with being — "absolutely speaking" — in error.

The point is, why should the rest of us debate Iraq in terms of intentions, convictions and abstract notions of promoting freedom and democracy?

He opined that this proposal, for which there was no evidential support in terms of increased convictions, engendered a culture of suspicion that was not in keeping with the English culture of civil liberties.