clemency

Severity is often clemency; clemency severity.

The lawyer was pleased when the case was sent to Judge Smith's chambers because Smith was noted for her clemency toward first offenders.

If he chose to confess, there might be some undeveloped reasons for clemency .

Our correspondent says that Qasab could in the last resort appeal to the president for clemency - which would take even more time.

clemency must be exercised, agreed; but a good banishment for life.

Next year Frau Schmitz will again make an appeal for clemency, and I expect the parole board to grant the appeal.

Mrs. Van der luyden's attitude was neither yes nor no, but always appeared to incline to clemency .

His intervention to show "clemency" by cutting her sentence was salt in her wounds.

"There is a clemency policy. We do not put them on trial. We give them a pardon, " said spokesman Yong.

It is because that the gentlemen can respect the virtuous, love relatives, civilians also suffered clemency. People will never forget them.

I was at fault, and I cast myself on his clemency .

Captain Bligh: If that's an attempt to earn clemency, I spit on it.

The sentence to North Korea's infamous prison camps came despite repeated appeals for clemency from the journalists' families.

But clemency returned after each of two daily breaks, during which the judges retired for food.

Virtues like clemency and empathy are not foreign words for you.

He has written to Horst Kö hler, Germany's president, to ask for earlier clemency.

Three days before Christmas, I granted executive clemency or commutations of sentences to sixty-two people.

Singapore has executed two Africans for drug smuggling despite a plea of clemency from Nigeria's president.

This feeling first came from the bedroom open, followed by the entrance is opposite the glass Piaochuang clemency .

Their advocacy had enough political impact to pressure Libya to exercise clemency.

Xue's case. But it mounted a quiet diplomatic campaign to win clemency since he was detained in late 2007.

Mercy or clemency, especially when displayed or given to an enemy.

We hope that the North Koreans will grant clemency and deport them.

Position Songkuang clemency for guide shafts, floor using a fitting time unglued.

Showing no clemency; unmerciful.

It was conceived as follows: -- Madame la Marquise: The virtue of clemency and piety is that which most closely unites society.

but that in bravery, generosity, clemency, and in every other virtue, the English excelled all the world.

But my clemency is ever prompt to stoop to the vanquished.

According to the official News Agency he admit ted his mistakes and asked for clemency.

a rather passionless plea for clemency.

The 53-year-old, from London, died on 29 December despite pleas for clemency on the grounds he was mentally ill.

They wear comfortable with the principle of clemency, what on what to wear their own easily.

Some even self-report in the hope of clemency.

"I have never done anything good for God, " Clemmons wrote, asking for clemency.

Clemency on the jaw, teeth great.

There is not such cruelty to men's souls as clemency to their sins.

Clemency is mercy shown by one in a position of authority or power and especially by one charged with administering justice

That his obduracy was finally settled if he resisted this clemency; that if he yielded,

The Executive Clemency and Its Limiting to the Executing the Sentence of Death in U. S. A

on our return to port royal , i granted you clemency