Sentence examples for won amnesty from inspiring English sources

The leaders he interviews in the film won amnesty from the succeeding government by laying down their weapons.

When Christie's turned over documents and other evidence to the Justice Department, it won amnesty by, in effect, admitting collusion.

The issue has never been fully resolved and has stoked bitterness not only because some perpetrators of apartheid-era crimes won amnesty, but because many others chose not to testify and were never prosecuted.

Many have won amnesty; some have not, and the country itself is still not of one mind as to the ultimate merit of a process that has answered many questions but offered little justice.

Last year he won Amnesty's award for new media work for exposing extrajudicial killings in Kenya.

Mr. Davidge agreed to support Christie's successful effort to win amnesty from prosecution for cooperating in the investigation.

In January, Christie's turned over documents and other evidence to the Justice Department, winning amnesty by, in effect, admitting collusion.

He is dismayed that the terrorist attacks could derail efforts to gain better benefits for legal immigrants and win amnesty for illegal ones.

If a squad successfully completes a mission, like infiltrating an enemy building through a mined area and rescuing P.O.W.'s, that mission's leader wins amnesty.

They include an e-mail message specifying conditions under which Christopher M. Davidge, the former chief executive of Christie's, would cooperate with the Justice Department and also with the auction house in its efforts to win amnesty in the antitrust case.

Farmers may have cleared land in the hopes of winning amnesty, said experts, but rising commodity prices likely played a role as well by increasing demand for land.