Examples of using Conviction in English and their translations into Arabic
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With a vote fierce today, the Supreme Court upheld the conviction.
The author appealed to the Court of Appeal and challenged the conviction and sentence.
Album name: Marissa/ Conviction.
They spun their stories with ease and conviction.
In other words, it formed the fundamental basis for Mr. Turgunov ' s conviction.
Traditionally it happens when we get a conviction on the killer.
This conviction is one more example of progress with Bolivia ' s plans to clean up its institutions and ensure that justice is properly administered.
Even more worrying is the extremists ' deep conviction that the crisis in Somalia is not important to the larger international community.
To the contrary, the study demonstrates that the statistical evidence indicates no change in conviction rates for serious crime resulting from the imposition of the order.
Welcoming the Burundian authorities ' efforts to fight impunity, in particular the trial and conviction of some of the perpetrators of the Muyinga massacre.
It is our hope and firm conviction that the initiatives we have taken will help to achieve that end.
It is our firm conviction that sustainable peace cannot be achieved,
It is our firm conviction that regional security arrangements, including confidence-building and disarmament arrangements, are an important integral part of comprehensive global security.
Kyrgyzstan did this out of a conviction that the Treaty ' s non-proliferation regime is a key element for strengthening security.
Appeal against conviction and sentence was dismissed by the Court of Cassation on 4 December 1991.
It was clear these prosecutors hadn't thought much about what happens to us after they win a conviction.
If evidence is improperly admitted, a conviction can be quashed on appeal.
Three officers were tried and convicted of gang rape, but the conviction was overturned on procedural grounds.
The creation of the first populated nuclear-weapon-free zone, through the adoption of the Treaty of Tlatelolco, confirms the conviction of the Latin American and Caribbean group of States regarding the importance that our region attaches to nuclear disarmament.
The Principality has also endorsed the conviction that investing in the health of women and children is indispensable for building societies that are more stable,