A1 Suharto's Son Seeks Pardon The youngest son of the former Indonesian president, Suharto, admitted corruption and asked for clemency to avoid an 18-month prison sentence imposed by the Supreme Court.
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Rooftop (the persuasive Ron Cephas Jones) has come seeking pardon — has even prayed for it with Father Lux — but, when they meet, Inez is deaf to his overtures.
And then, resisting with all my will an impulse to turn and seek pardon for my vindictiveness, I accepted my own.
The logic of irrational fear The tale of two Ryans Unguessable Going nowhere Fishy stuff at Elk Creek Partisan-in-chief Reprints Related items The Republicans in Illinois: Ryan v RyanJul 11th 2002 Lexington: The unelectable Mr RyanAug 2nd 2001The most politically charged case is that of Rolando Cruz, who is now free but is seeking pardon for a past conviction.
Instead I witness my younger self walking by on the other side or engaged in some act of malevolence, spite, betrayal, something that may even have changed another's life, and I want to seek pardon but they have vanished and I am left to wonder.
"As I seek pardon from Your Highness, I stress that what happened will be a lesson from which I will benefit and draw appropriate conclusions.
He was gentle, kind and moral, and had to consult with the people ("Therefore, forgive them and seek pardon for them from Allah; and consult them in their affairs," al-Imran, 159).
[O, Messenger!] it is a grace of God that you were gentle to those [who disobeyed in Uhud]; had you been tough or hard-hearted, they would have surely dispersed away from around you; therefore, forgive them and seek pardon for them from God and consult them in the affair, (al-e-Imran: 159).
"Before seeking pardon, it is necessary to have a precise knowledge of the facts," he wrote in a letter released yesterday, in which he expressed his "strong appreciation" of the research.
And Mr. Paterson is essentially issuing a broad invitation for members of a large class of people with criminal convictions to come forward and seek pardons.
