The phrase "all pardon" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not a standard expression and may confuse readers, as it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "I ask for all pardon for my mistakes during the presentation."
Alternatives: "all apologies" or "my sincere apologies".
Apart from Weinberger and the other Iran-contra defendants, Gray said, all pardon petitions forwarded to Bush were reviewed by Justice.
Fred S. Fielding, the White House counsel in Mr. Reagan's first term, said that all pardon applications went through the department, with the possible exception of those involving the F.B.I. officials.
After all, "Pardon Mon Affaire" (remade into "The Woman in Red," 1984); "Profumo di Donna," 1974 (remade into "Scent of a Woman," 1992) and Coline Serreau farces like the 1985 "Three Men and a Cradle" ("Three Men and a Baby," 1987) weren't classics to begin with.
They were all pardoned and released the next day, but one of the defendants - Ahmed Abdul Khaleq, who runs a website highlighting the plight of thousands of stateless people living in the Gulf, like himself - was deported to Thailand on 16 July.
The rest of those indicted or convicted were all pardoned in the final days of the presidency of George H. W.
An arrest order was sent out for the deserters, but, at the insistence of Queen Margaret, they were all pardoned in January 1307.
"We've tried to reach out, but her office has been under siege with all this pardon stuff".
At Wednesday's press briefing, Sanders referred all questions about any pardon discussions to a statement from Ty Cobb, the lawyer handling the Mueller probe for the White House.
He was given a posthumous royal pardon in 2013 and campaigners want the government to pardon all the men convicted under the outdated law.
On "Who Gon Stop Me," Jay-Z asks that we "please pardon all the curses" because "when you're growing up worthless," well, things come out that way.
