The phrase "allow amnesty" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the granting of forgiveness or exemption from punishment, often in legal or political discussions.
Example: "The government decided to allow amnesty for those who had committed minor offenses during the protests."
Alternatives: "grant amnesty" or "provide amnesty".
They're also going to allow amnesties for those who grow the plant already, as long as they yield their crops to the government.
Her government proposed legislation allowing amnesty for those convicted of political violence that took place after the coup that ousted her brother, including the mass street protests that paralysed Bangkok in 2010.
Hank Obamaa is allowing amnesty for illegals.
Trump now says that illegal immigrants who have served or want to serve in the military will be allowed amnesty, with proper vetting before being allowed to serve in the armed forces.
Even allowing amnesty for trials registered in compliance with national laws (such as the Food and Drug Administration Amendments Act in the US), more than 40% of the records in our sample were registered one month or more after recruitment of the first participant, with a median time to registration of 10 months for retrospectively registered trials.
While President Virgilio Barco Vargas said on Tuesday that he would not rule out talks with drug traffickers, Interior Minister Carlos Lemos Simmonds said Colombian law does not allow an amnesty for common criminals.
Fifa changed their rules for the 2010 World Cup to allow an amnesty after the quarter-finals, wiping out previous yellow cards to ensure no player could miss the final through a booking at the semi-final stage.
(Republican President Ronald Reagan was the only modern president to push for, or allow, actual amnesty to undocumented immigrants).
As someone who has seen this happen to bands nearly every year after Austin's favorite festival, it is a bit difficult to give a proper review or allow some amnesty.
