"of conviction" or "on conviction"?

They too put commerce ahead of conviction.

The first of these is a fear of conviction.

Sushant Kulkarni: But rate of conviction under MCOCA is very low.

Too little too late with more than a suspicion of lack of conviction.

An appeal filed against the order of conviction, being Criminal Appeal No.

They say with a firm sense of conviction that criminals have to be tortured.

Criminal record: A record of convictions for offences defined by the Criminal Code of Canada.

I don't sense a lot of conviction in those responses but rather a pretext for not engaging in an socially.

Fear of conviction, fear of free speech and fear of offence are the hidden fears in the cry of ' Islamophobia '.

For example, if you have 5 convictions, you may have to pay $100 for your certified court record of convictions.

Withdrawal of remaining charges on conviction on one of several charges 240.

On conviction on indictment for this offence, he or she is liable to a fine of 127,000.

On the other hand, persons who stand on conviction, and suffer the slings and arrows that come with that, evoke awe in some.

But even if the Americans ask for his extradition at that stage, Sweden would not agree to extradite him unless the US undertook that he would not face the death penalty on conviction.

Each proponent voices their claims with conviction.

Romney spoke eloquently and with facts and even more so, with conviction.

The case ended this past March with conviction and sentencing in federal court in New York.

Microsoft has to make too many compromises with its customer base to move forward its software story with conviction.

Both of these approaches are of course equally beautiful if done with conviction, and neither is better than the other.

Living with conviction and purpose Iluz said that his whole family has quickly made the adjustment to living in Israel.

It consists of starting theory over with one cause and resisting, with conviction, the temptation to add any other causes.

No better cycling advocate in Australia, who I heard say with conviction that he never wanted any Aussie kids t have to dope if he could help it.

It's filmed with conviction and when a tentacles wraps itself around the Doctor and squeezes the life from him you could well believe his time is up.

We assume our great responsibility in this ideological struggle; we are clear on what we want, because we assume it by free determination with conviction.

Here, upon conviction, offenders get away with minor fines.

They were charged under Section 376 (1) of the Penal Code which provides for a maximum 20-year jail term and whipping upon conviction.

And yet, by not banning her from driving upon conviction (for she never denied being over the legal limit ), the Scottish state is saying it does indeed accept her version of events.

Provides for prison terms for conviction ranging from 5 to 20 years or life.

There are special waiting periods for convictions under the National Defence Act.

The maximum sentence is life in prison, although the average sentence for conviction is typically around 10 months.

The bonus would be justified, then, for the extra work it takes to get sufficient evidence for conviction without abusing police powers.

However, in order for conviction to take place, the individuals must confess or be accused by at least four eyewitnesses of the act of actual intercourse.

Looking for conviction and certainty in dogmatic fixed beliefs, and the idealized leaders who promote them, is a good illustration of just how lost we can get.

Yet of all those cases, only two have resulted in conviction.

Oh, and do remember: a trial that doesn't end in conviction doesn't mean the victim lied.

Failure to comply with any of the duties outlined above may result in conviction except for the duty of employee involvement.

A criminal investigation resulted in convictions for three executives of Industrial Bio-Test Laboratories charged with deliberately doctoring data.

But to see that is to suggest that Obama is a leftist by conviction, and many have been reluctant to do that.

Never, never, never, never - in nothing, great or small, large or petty - never give in, except to convictions of honour and good sense.

If the offence is continued after conviction, a person is guilty of an offence for every day the contravention continues.