Sentence examples for undoubtedly convicted from inspiring English sources
He continued: "And after he is brought before a tribunal and undoubtedly convicted, I think he should be sentenced to death 3,000 times".
But Merkel undoubtedly stands tried and convicted in the dock of history already.
The devastating consequence of American racial bias is that, while the people who committed the horrific acts against police undoubtedly will be tried and convicted for their actions, the police who killed Alton Sterling and Philando Castile almost certainly will not be held accountable.
During the trial, Mian told the jury that there was no evidence that Ziamani had carried out reconnaissance for a terror attack and that his client could not be convicted merely for having "undoubtedly repulsive" views.
And then there are undoubtedly plenty of innocent people who get convicted: Death penalty cases tend to get scrutiny, but not others.
Between 2007 and 2012 the number of people convicted of an offence for the first time in Britain fell by 44%.Better policing is a more convincing explanation than bigger prisons: the expectation of being caught undoubtedly deters criminals.
The jury convicted Hardwicke but took the extraordinary step of sending a note to the judge saying: "Had we been allowed to take the extreme provocation into account, we would undoubtedly have reached a different verdict".
The boyfriend was convicted.
