limited amnesty造句

• Lerdo kept Ju醨ez's cabinet basically unchanged and promulgated a limited amnesty law.
• Argentina offered a limited amnesty, where only the top generals were judged.
• Italy began issuing the permits Wednesday under a limited amnesty decree.
• But it was unclear how effective the limited amnesty announced Saturday would be.
• Armitage also addressed the limited amnesty the government plans to offer to militants.
• In the article, al-Zahrani rejected the limited amnesty that King Fahd offered militants in June.
• He has said he would consider an amnesty program, just as Ronald Reagan supported limited amnesty.
• On 14 August 1997, the Turkish parliament unanimously passed a limited amnesty for Yurt鐄 and several other jailed editors.
• Kabila on April 15 signed a limited amnesty for certain crimes committed during Congo's war _ such as treason.
• The announcement came a day after the government issued a limited amnesty to persuade minor criminals to abandon violence.
• The consideration of even limited amnesty is a divisive political issue, particularly in border states and among Republicans in Congress.
• As part of the Governor's Island Agreement signed in July 1993, Aristide last fall decreed just such a limited amnesty.
• It also includes tough military action against rebels who don't lay down their weapons in exchange for a limited amnesty.
• Tuesday night, legislators approved a limited amnesty allowing the release of prisoners after they have served 60 percent of their sentences.
• After the current, limited amnesty, only immigrants with a job contract can get a residency permit, which would last two years.
• Congress has failed to include a provision giving limited amnesty for illegal immigrants who have been in the United States since 1986.
• Trying a different tack, Yeltsin offered limited amnesty Thursday to Chechens who " voluntarily lay down arms by Dec . 15 ."
• It will also allow a limited amnesty to those who remain jailed for violating the article or end the prosecutions of many others.
• In a bid to further demonstrate Moscow's desire for peace, Putin last month also proposed a bill granting limited amnesty to the rebels.
• Meanwhile, Yeltsin issued a limited amnesty to Chechens who lay down their arms and are not implicated in grave crimes against civilians, ITAR-Tass said.