Sentence examples for safe-conduct from inspiring English sources
noun
A document that grants safe passage through enemy territory in times of war.
But Evo Morales, Bolivia's president, refused to grant Mr Pinto safe-conduct to leave the country.
"The government has not authorized any safe-conduct or refugee permit for Mr. Snowden," Mr. Correa said.
To ensure exchanges of information and to maintain contact, most societies even preliterate ones granted messengers safe-conduct.
Summoned to appear before the Council of Constance, he was promised safe-conduct by Sigismund, the Holy Roman emperor.
Safe-conduct, procedure by which a person is permitted to enter or leave a jurisdiction in which he would normally be subject to arrest, detention, or other deprivation.
He left for Constance but did not receive the safe-conduct until two days after his arrival there, in November 1414.
"Safe Conduct" is likable because the people here aren't archetypes.
"Court Order — at the same time letter of safe conduct," the official translation said.
He said: "The government has already given us ample assurances for safe conduct of games".
A safe conduct from Sigismund, however, did not protect him in Constance.
A defecting Taliban commander arrived there alone, and asked him for a letter of safe conduct.
