Sentence examples for the conviction itself from inspiring English sources

"Certainly he will be punished to a degree by the conviction itself".

The reactions to Richmond's breakdown, and to the conviction itself, have been divided.

But the conviction itself is a huge milestone and conservationists can breathe a sigh of relief.

They decided in his favour and his appeal against the conviction itself will be heard at a later date.

Then, just before the Fourth of July weekend, Weinstein overturned the conviction itself, on the grounds that despite "overwhelming evidence" of guilt, the five-year statute of limitations on racketeering conspiracy had expired.

"Jail sanctions are important, and they would have been justified in several of the cases we brought, but the deterrent effect is there from the conviction itself," he said.

Their brief said the principle established by Supreme Court precedents was that "a presidential pardon nullifies not only the pardoned conviction itself, but also any disabilities that attach as a result of the conviction".

They also want the European court to rule on the tax fraud conviction itself.

The third chapter explores housing stability among individuals with felony convictions, considering the extent to which conviction itself, without incarceration, promotes housing instability similar to that experienced by formerly incarcerated individuals.

The whole work drips with a camp savagery (hence the presence of Sacha Baron Cohen as Pirelli, a rival barber and faux-Italianate fop), which in turn relies on the conviction that death itself, like sexual desire, exists to be sniffed at and chuckled over.

But Papp's hungry upbringing and a youthful involvement in radicalism fired the conviction that "culture, by itself, was not significant.