Examples of using Convictions in English and their translations into German
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No convictions.
What are our convictions?
Convictions determine the spiritual sphere and its effect.
Willits, Paul H... No convictions.
Down with the convictions of the KPP activists!
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We got seven arrests, no convictions.
Living one's own convictions makes a person content.
Did he have anti-democratic convictions?
He communicates his convictions by offering simple solutions.
It was utterly devoid of convictions.
No convictions for Ivan Todorov, the head of the agency.
More UK: Lack of convictions.
Ektύπωσn Socrates, the citizendid he have anti-democratic convictions?
At some point, his convictions could cost him his life.
Indicted for murder 23 times, no convictions.
And if you're a man with convictions... violence is inevitable.
We produce in Germany with all the force of our convictions!
That depends on each man's convictions,' he said severely.
That does not mean school students lack religious convictions.
And may confirm your convictions, Chief Inspector, that Jackson is Ripper.
I think it's time we test this man's religious convictions.
Not infrequently, those convictions are met with resistance and skepticism.
Several politically motivated trials of journalists concluded in 2018 with convictions.
The team is guided by its convictions, not by benchmark considerations.
Fortunately, in May of 2005, Hong Kong's supreme court overturned these convictions.
The main trial ended with 4 acquittals and 15 convictions, including 1 death sentence.
The two hit men's convictions were overturned last year... because of tainted evidence.
Convictions: illegal possession of firearms, illegal possession of explosives, falsification of export licences.
Data concerning criminal convictions may be held only in public sector files;
He's got convictions for assault and criminal possession of a controlled substance.