Sentences with phrase «in our convictions in»

Dr Wollaston also suggested other MPs could be wavering in their convictions in favour of Brexit.

As she talked about standing right, both in a pose and in our convictions in the world, I thought of my former students who couldn't imagine a bright future.

This is perhaps best exemplified by the failure of evidentiary video footage to result in convictions in deaths of black men and women at the hands of police.

A new law, the Police Record Checks Reform Act will prevent discrimination on the basis of records that did not result in conviction in Ontario.

Not exact matches

If you go into a call with the mindset that no one will want this product, that alone may bury the conviction in your sales pitch.

The first trial involving a charge under the Canadian Corruption of Foreign Public Officials Act was concluded this past summer, and resulted in a conviction.

That judgment renewed conviction in British Columbia that Northern Gateway posed a threat to the province's environment.

I went to prison due to previous convictions and a fight I was in when I was 22 (six years earlier).

It's hard to say «no,» so we often say it in a way that doesn't convey conviction.

Longtime investors have always held the conviction in recent times that doctors don't want to pay money for stuff.

The Air Force Court of Appeals in May 2017 also reversed a conviction in the sexual assault case U.S. v. Boyce after finding that public statements by Sens. Claire McCaskill and Kirsten Gillibrand regarding the «Marines United» scandal earlier this year created «the appearance of unlawful command influence» in the case, as retired Col. Don Christensen, a former Air Force chief prosecutor and current president of the advocacy group Protect Our Defenders, told Task & Purpose at the time.

The future of Martha Stewart Living looked to be in serious jeopardy after her 2004 conviction on insider trading charges.

So far, everyone in the press is downplaying gold but I haven't lost any conviction.»

Thankfully, that's a quality Jahshan does not lack, so it was with calm conviction and a serene smile that she marched her distended belly onto the set of CBC's Dragons» Den in 2012 and asked the panel of financiers to buy in to Steeped Tea.

Simply possessing any amount of heroin is punishable by a minimum $ 1,000 fine and up to a year in prison for a first offense; by a third conviction, that rises to a minimum of three months in jail (and potentially up to three years) and a minimum $ 5,000 fine.

That's already a major barrier to people seeking treatment in the first place (as is a dearth of affordable treatment options); but it can be magnified by a conviction and incarceration, which exacerbate a vicious cycle of lackluster employment opportunities, social exclusion, and continued crime and addiction.

«Of course, we need investments in order to see our ideas through and asking for that investment requires a fearlessness and a conviction in what you're trying to do.

In the issue you're holding, you'll find still other stories of world - changing vision backed by fierce conviction.

The idea was simple, effective, and brilliant, but it would have died in Blakely's Atlanta kitchen had she not followed it up by phoning, then visiting, every hosiery mill in North Carolina, until her conviction overwhelmed the skepticism she met in all quarters and she found a manufacturing partner.

Forge told me that he wrapped up a conviction of Dusty Foggo, an executive director of the CIA, in less time than the SEC has taken so far with the Wal - Mart investigation — and the Foggo case involved classified documents.

«You're always looking for a founder that has incredible conviction in what they're solving yet has flexibility and an ability to pivot when they receive feedback,» Dua said.

We need to keep on working together and we share the conviction that we need to denuclearize the Korean Peninsula, and China and America can play a key role in working with the rest of the world.»

And third: That Apple (aapl), flush with cash, continues to operate with the conviction that the extraordinary overhead of developing semiconductors in - house is worth the competitive differentiation and performance that a home - grown chip brings.

Several want to work for large brands or want to work on - site in US or Europe, without having a conviction of whether that is going to make them happy.

«You have to have the conviction that you are in it for the long haul.»

You need to show conviction in your instincts.

She's more emblematic of the 1990s than of the 2000s, but remember this: Martha Stewart bet that by not appealing her conviction (for lying to prosecutors, in case you forgot) and by simply getting her five - month prison stretch done with in March 2005, she would minimize the damage to her reputation and quickly get her company back on track.

Even if you have all the conviction in the world, there are few things more nerve wracking than trying to convince people who can help you take your idea to great heights that they want to be in business with you.

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

«I've read your letter to the judge on behalf of your son Brock, asking for leniency in his rape conviction,» he begins.

The conviction carries a potential 20 years in federal prison, but Shkreli was defiant, both outside the courthouse and reportedly on social media afterward.

They have learned the art of saying no with the same conviction and passion they use in saying yes.

It left him with a conviction that if he could ever do the same to help other young people in a similar way, he'd do it.

Only days before his ouster, Bannon reaffirmed, in an interview with a left - leaning political journal, his long - held conviction that the U.S. is locked in an «economic war» with China, and boasted of plotting behind the scenes to take down White House rivals who lacked the courage to join his call to arms.

For whatever personal convictions that drives him to do so (not every CEO writes polemics about free - market capitalism in their spare time time) Mackey has elected himself the firebrand leader to inspire the next generation of leaders that must reverse the public perception of business.

He has an interest in US prison reform because his father, Charles Kushner, served just over a year in federal prison after a conviction in 2005 for illegal campaign contributions and witness tampering.

While that policy was a matter of necessity as much as principle, there were other places where Flaherty clearly let his convictions guide him: there was his elimination of income trusts; his ongoing fight to create a national securities regulator; and his efforts to rein in the Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.

A wave of insider trading cases brought by Manhattan federal prosecutors, meanwhile, resulted in Galleon Group founder Raj Rajaratnam's conviction in 2011 and a $ 1.8 billion settlement and plea deal in 2013 with hedge fund SAC Capital Advisors LP.

«I've got a conviction about him that I don't get very often,» he told the Chicago Tribune (registration is required to read the story) back in 2005.

Someday soon, we should have a conversation about the complexity of corporate conviction in the face of racism and hate.

Citing data from the Department of Homeland Security and the Migration Policy Institute, the Washington Post reported that there are 1.9 million «removable criminal aliens» in the U.S., a category that includes any non-citizens with a criminal conviction — both legal residents and undocumented immigrants.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the US State Department announced on September 27 that a $ 5 million reward would be offered in exchange for information directly leading to the arrest or conviction of Fausto Isidro Meza Flores, alias «Chapo Isidro» or «Chapito Isidro.»

Evidence of lack of business integrity (such as indictments, pleas of guilt in legal cases, convictions for violations of legal behavior, adverse civil judgements, or out - of - court settlements).

Buffett had plenty of conviction when, in 1988, he invested $ 108 million in Freddie Mac, the giant government - backed mortgage insurance firm, at a split - adjusted $ 4 a share.

In eight years, the teams scored victories in a series of small - time swindles, and secured multiple convictions connected to Norbourg Financial Group, a manifestly fraudulent mutual fund companIn eight years, the teams scored victories in a series of small - time swindles, and secured multiple convictions connected to Norbourg Financial Group, a manifestly fraudulent mutual fund companin a series of small - time swindles, and secured multiple convictions connected to Norbourg Financial Group, a manifestly fraudulent mutual fund company.

In 2013, after 28 years in prison, Caro Quintero's conviction was overturned on a technicalitIn 2013, after 28 years in prison, Caro Quintero's conviction was overturned on a technicalitin prison, Caro Quintero's conviction was overturned on a technicality.

She suggests businesses be firmly rooted in their convictions and think about how they impact every exchange — «from the administrative assistant picking up the phone to the boss actually sharing a presentation.»

It's not an overblown ego or purely contrarian mindset that drives their decisions, but rather a deeply held conviction in a higher mission that necessitates truth - seeking to gain better results.

Dutch prosecutors have revealed that Slobodan Praljak died of a heart attack after drinking cyanide as his conviction and sentence for war crimes was affirmed by the the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia in The Hague, Netherlands, on Wednesday.

European stocks, which had followed much of Wall St's rout on Monday, had less dramatic falls Tuesday, but failed to stabilize with any conviction after data showing service sector activity across the Eurozone and U.K. was weaker than originally thought in December.