Sentence examples for extended an amnesty from inspiring English sources

The ethnic Albanian guerrillas agreed to disarm under NATO supervision, and the Macedonian government has extended an amnesty for the fighters.

The tax agency on Monday extended an amnesty program intended to identify those suspected of tax evasion through secret offshore accounts.

Buhari has extended an amnesty deal signed with militants in 2009 that stepped up funding for the region.

In June 1985, three months after the miners admitted defeat and ended their strike, Benn introduced the Miners' Amnesty (General Pardon) Bill into the Commons, which would have extended an amnesty to all miners imprisoned during the strike.

In other words, they're extending an "amnesty" to these businesses--an indirect admission of the law's unfeasibility and a direct contradiction of their "no amnesty" mantra.

The city will also be required to extend an amnesty scheme for municipal violations, meaning all warrants issued by the municipal court since January 2014 will be eliminated unless there is "good cause to continue prosecution".

In another file, a provincial commissioner, CM "Monkey" Johnson, wrote to the attorney-general asking him to extend an amnesty because "each and everyone one of us, from the governor downwards, may be in danger of removal from public service".

The frustrated government finally extends an amnesty to the rebels all except Riel, whose amnesty is conditional on a five-year banishment from Canada.

He is also likely to extend a costly amnesty, expiring this year, which has maintained relative calm in the Niger delta, the source of much of Nigeria's oil.

Maliki on Wednesday tried a familiar tactic, extending a general amnesty to tribes fighting his government in the hope of peeling Sunni moderates away from the hard-core militants.

Buhari has extended a multi-million dollar amnesty signed with militants in 2009, but upset them by ending generous pipeline protection contracts.