Sentence examples for In reprieve from inspiring English sources

The relief of these more ordinary subjects, in reprieve against the incantatory elevation of the earlier two-thirds, humanize the machine in such a way as to make it even nearer; the face of the speaker is at last pressed against the glass.

BT can categorically state that the communications system mentioned in Reprieve's complaint is a general purpose fibre-optic system.

BT can categorically state that the communications system mentioned in Reprieve's complaint is a general purpose fiber-optic system.

In May 2012, Judge Kamini Lau said that in the absence of what she called a "close-in-age reprieve," the increase in the age of consent "would become regressive and draconian as it tends to criminalize adolescent sex.

In reprieving Mr. Bush from any political embarrassment the vote totals may hold, the majority may have only postponed the governor's problem.

If the Supreme Court had ruled against affirmative action earlier this year, the legacy system would have been next in the firing line; but in reprieving affirmative action, the court also reprieved the legacy system.The second reason is that much of the Democratic establishment is also riddled with nepotism.

A condemned killer who was spared in June in a reprieve by Gov. George W. Bush, was executed tonight for raping and fatally bludgeoning his 12-year-old stepdaughter.

Finally, in 2014, Reprieve produced a report titled, "You Never Die Twice: Multiple Kills in the U.S. Drone Program".

BRUSSELS -- European Union finance ministers delayed a decision on new rules for hedge funds Tuesday in a reprieve for Britain, which fears that onerous regulations could drive the industry from London.

In October 2013, Reprieve raised concerns that not enough information about the specifics of BT's contract was being shared.

Employers' cost of providing coverage has risen sharply in the last few years, after a brief reprieve in health care inflation in the mid-1990's.