“amnesty”造句，怎麼用amnesty造句

For popularizing the Water Margin, its writer put in the contents of loyalism and offering amnesty and enlistment to rebels.

He also attributes rapid growth to a 2004 tax amnesty that opened a window for wealthy Belgians to move their money back onshore at attractive rates.

Since both sides agreed not to include an amnesty for political crimes in the deal, the deposed president technically remains a fugitive, facing 18 different charges.

In exchange they seem willing to limit the movements of some 3, 000-5, 000 PKK fighters based in their region and to help disarm and repatriate them to Turkey under a proposed amnesty.

The amnesty on fines and overdue items would run until the end of June to allow library users to return outstanding books, magazines, DVDs or other materials and have their fines waived.

There is a fair chance, after all, of another land amnesty sooner or later.

A generous amnesty succeeded in preventing any further bloodshed among Athenians.

The amnesty appeared to conflict with President Lee Myung-bak's calls this month to strengthen the rule of law and toughen scrutiny of corruption cases involving business leaders.

Thousands of these fighters have signed up to an amnesty that began 18 months ago, whereby they agreed to hand over their weapons, attend this course, and do vocational training.

She was granted an amnesty this month by General Pervez Musharraf, Pakistan's President.

A year ago, the late President Umaru Yar’Adua offered amnesty to Niger Delta militants if they would give up their arms and unconditionally renounce militancy.

Nurgandos-the provincial garrison in Heilongjian Region in the Ming Dynasty-was set up with the functions of offering amnesty and enlistment to rebels.

But amnesty was granted for even the worst crimes, leaving no one accountable.