New York State law forbids fingerprinting as a condition of employment, except for certain categories of workers, so the Archdiocese of New York has contracted with ChoicePoint Inc. of Alpharetta, Ga., a background-check company handling a number of dioceses, to run an individual through its databases of conviction, prison and sex offender records.
You get a fine and conditions a court might set through conviction.
A Houston judge sentenced Arthur Andersen to a fine of $500,000 and five years of probation for its June conviction of obstructing justice through its work at Enron.
Foraging is super-trendy, of course, but not many people follow it through with such conviction.
The murder case of racing legend Mickey Thompson languished for years until Lillienfeld took over the investigation and saw it through to a conviction.
As it turned out, the Brooklyn district attorney's office was also re-examining the case, through its Conviction Integrity Unit.
Many victims who come forward to us don't want to take it through to conviction.
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP had just gone through the sordid conviction of its former mayor, and the new mayor, Randee Davidson, was hoping for a few scandal-free years.
So we made it happen through conviction, perseverance and commitment to our vision.
The worry is that both sides appear to be negotiating more for public relations than through conviction.
The revival of orthodox religious discourse in the past three decades led many Muslim women, whether through conviction or convenience, to take on the veil.
