Sentence examples for from reprieve from inspiring English sources

Commutation is also distinguished from reprieve, which merely delays or temporarily suspends the sentence.

He is being represented in the UK by lawyers from Reprieve, including Clive Stafford Smith.

Earlier this month, representatives from Reprieve and a prominent U.S. death penalty lawyer, Joseph Margulies, met with Lundbeck officials.

Cori Crider, an attorney for Dhiab from Reprieve, said she hoped to "wrest this [video] evidence into the daylight," accusing the Obama administration of suppressing "grisly" footage.

-- TIM KRIEDER, from "Reprieve" Reader Comments: When I was 15 I fell off an old railroad bridge and was caught by my 1970's super-wide belt on a piece of rusty metal.

Maya Foa from Reprieve said: "The UK government must redouble their efforts on this front – and as a first step, must urgently ensure that he is moved today to a safe location in Pakistan, until he is well enough to travel".

There are no excuses from it, no reprieve from it, where queer desire can safely settle.

Yet Mr. Putin can't draw much comfort from this reprieve.

But Gloucester could not benefit from the reprieve and Edinburgh held on comfortably in the last few minutes.

He added: "I get a daily reprieve from this disease and that comes from total abstinence".

Inevitable rustiness from Sturridge reprieved the visitors on those occasions.