Sentence examples for that convict from inspiring English sources

Since federal money goes to counties that convict the most people, plea bargains in criminal cases are aggressively pursued.

Our results suggest that convict cichlids display behavioural flexibility: in response to changes in food abundance, they appear to change both their likelihood of using aggression when encountering a conspecific and their willingness to enter an occupied patch.

One reason it had the market to itself for so long was that indexing was extremely labor-intensive — so much so that someone long ago suggested that convict labor be used to keep down costs.

Do people only want to read the sad stories, the ones that convict conservative Christians?

The convict cichlids are more aggressive at 30°C as opposed to 26°C, which may be explained by the fact that convict cichlids tend to set up their breeding sites and spawn at 30°C.

The radio sessions covered the following topics: the magnitude of violence against women and children, the laws that convict the perpetrators, the health and social consequences of violence, the importance of seeking care, type of care to expect at health facilities and from police, and the role of the community in supporting sexual violence survivors.

This week they insisted that convicted criminals be allowed to run for election.

In one weekend alone, staff found that convicts had smuggled in 30 bottles of vodka.

It was largely that boasting, recounted by witnesses, that convicted them all.

This 'jury' that convicted him today has acted as a result of a one-sided process".

The court that convicted him in 1998 left him at liberty until the appeal ruling yesterday.