Sentence examples for further pardons from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush has two more months in office to consider further pardons.

UN experts have called on the Government of Zambia to withdraw Dimba's appointment and ensure there are no further pardons for crimes against women and girls.

And many campaigners are calling for Dr Turing's case to set a precedent enabling further pardons for others who had similar convictions.

As an outsider, it's hard not to take the rallying behind Nadli as further pardoning of terrible behaviour.

Skip Bayless, on the other hand, let you hang yourself further (pardon the expression in this context) by asking you about Griffin's braids.

And if you'll indulge me further by pardoning my harsh language, Bennett is so full of horse shit on this one that he could fertilize every bombed-out coca field from the Yucatan to Bolivia.

And if you'll indulge me further by pardoning my harsh language, Bennett is so full of horseshit on this one that he could fertilise every bombed-out coca field from the Yucatan to Bolivia.

And if you'll indulge me further by pardoning my harsh language, Bennett is so full of horseshit on this one that he could fertilize every bombed-out coca field from the Yucatan to Bolivia.

An article about further developments in the pardons investigation appears today on Page A11.

History also tells us that Nixon, a practicing lawyer, knew that using pardons to further a cover-up would be wrong.

He added: "The pardon gives further recognition for his outstanding contribution not only to second world war codebreaking but also the development of computing".