Sentence examples for guaranteeing immunity from inspiring English sources

The law was amended last month, guaranteeing immunity for world leaders and leading to the dismissal, which cannot be appealed.

In 2011, Obama refused to leave a residual force in Iraq without an act of parliament in the country guaranteeing immunity of prosecution to US troops.

By then, a second bill was to take effect guaranteeing immunity from prosecution to Italy's four top office-holders, including the prime minister.

All the same, that a government minister could sign a pledge guaranteeing immunity from prosecution in return for a business deal illustrates the uses and abuses to which the law is put in Russia.

That amnesty law, passed in 1986 by then-dictator General Mejía Víctores with the intention of guaranteeing immunity from prosecution for all crimes committed during his government as well as that of his predecessor, Ríos Montt, in which he served as defense minister, was annulled.

"Political status did not guarantee immunity".

No law in the world can guarantee immunity from violence.

But what if doctors could be guaranteed immunity for prescribing the drug?

Everyone's allowed into this party, but nobody is guaranteed immunity from an egging.

But holidays - no matter how widely or religiously observed - have never guaranteed immunity from violence.

And, in this broken state, the perpetrators are almost guaranteed immunity from prosecution.