Приклади вживання A conviction Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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to secure a conviction made application of the law difficult.
The upsurge in Catalan separatism is founded on a conviction that Madrid is draining the region financially.
His hunger strike follows a trial and a conviction that has fallen short of international law.
With a conviction to empower all, we have created a unique environment of collaboration
Each spoke with a conviction borne of the certainty that Narconon has what it takes to tackle the tremendous drug problem that faces Europe today.
Addressing the situation in Ukraine, Patriarch Kirill expressed a conviction that this country has become‘a field of strife' under the influence of external forces.
Through the reading of popular scientific books I soon reached a conviction that much in the stories of the Bible could not be true….
There was a conviction that parents made the most important investment in life- an investment from their children.
A conviction should not be based either solely
yet he preached with a conviction that won over many audiences.
yet he preached with a conviction that won over audiences worldwide.
The Kremlin is convinced the United States is laying the groundwork for regime change in Russia, a conviction further reinforced by the events in Ukraine.
In my opinion the privileged avoidance of self-incrimination extends further than answers which themselves will support a conviction.
The Father draws sinners to Christ through a general enlightenment of the mind, a conviction of sin and of their need of a Redeemer.
Such a conviction was expressed by Deputy Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine Ruslan Ryaboshapka at the conference of the Centre of Policy
It is the continuous persecution by the Russian authorities of a reputable journalist, a conviction for a profession, stresses
And out of it there comes, too, a conviction that he is somehow wise,
However, the Court also considers that, unlike other convictions for serious criminal offences, a conviction for refusing on religious or philosophical grounds to
At the very heart of his faith was a conviction that the unseen, unknowable God who had created everything so loved humanity that he had become a human being just like us.