Sentence examples for widespread pardons from inspiring English sources

Widespread pardons and commutations are in order.

To critics of Gyimah's filibuster, that translates as the Tory party opting to take the lead on a change to the law rather than having the SNP take credit for a more widespread pardon.

Trump also claimed "a lot of people think it was the right thing to do," despite facing widespread criticism for the pardon, including from House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis).

On Friday, French President François Hollande met with Sauvage's daughters and her attorneys, who are at the forefront of a widespread campaign seeking a presidential pardon for her.

The pardon has resulted in widespread criticism of Mr. Clinton and questions in Congress and elsewhere over whether the pardon was related to large contributions and pledges by Ms. Rich to the Democratic Party and the Clinton library project.

The pardon of Mr. Rich, a fugitive financier living in splendor in Switzerland, triggered widespread interest in the late flurry of pardons.

Chelsea Manning deserves widespread, coordinated support for a full pardon, just like Edward Snowden.

There's also widespread speculation that Trump will use his pardon power to protect wrongdoers close to him, as he's already pardoned people for seemingly no other reason than their loyalty to him.

Several lawyers and fund-raisers attributed the pardon frenzy that engulfed the White House to the widespread publicity in December that Mr. Clinton was thinking about granting a pardon to the financier Michael Milken.

Pardoning the self-titled "America's toughest sheriff" would bolster widespread concern that Trump is more interested in protecting his allies than the people of color they harm, critics say.

It was the first to break the country's biggest story this summer -- about the king issuing a royal pardon to a convicted Spanish pedophile (and the story eventually sparked widespread anti-regime protests).