Examples of using Were pardoned in English and their translations into Russian
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A total of 149 persons were pardoned in 1993, 134 in 1994 and 5 in 1995.
Of the 346 men executed, 309 were pardoned, while the remaining 37 were those executed for murder,
A further example is from August and September 2011, when more than 30 people were pardoned, 12 of whom had not submitted a petition.
The European Union welcomes the official decree issued by the President of Azerbaijan on 29 December 2003 in which 160 prisoners were pardoned, more than one third of whom were political prisoners.
1,175 individuals were pardoned after they had surrendered themselves
RSF added that political prisoners were pardoned in August 2007
granted a reprieve or commutation of sentence and 28 were pardoned.
9 September 2014, 1,669 individuals were pardoned after surrendering themselves and their weapons
the justice system after a series of presidential pardons, including in August 2010 when 23 people who had been convicted of involvement in the political violence of February 2008 were pardoned.
convicted in 1994 for the torture of a Basque prisoner and held incommunicado who were pardoned in 1995 by the Council of Ministers
Thanks to the efforts of the above-mentioned Commission, 11 persons were pardoned by a presidential decree of 9 August 2007; 9,013, including 158 foreign nationals,
As a result of work by the above-mentioned commission, 11 persons were pardoned by a presidential decree of 9 August 2007; 9,013,
two of the"regicide" commissioners who had voted to execute Charles I. Although Charles promised in the 1660 Declaration of Breda that all were pardoned except by act of Parliament,
Mr. Tekogul was pardoned and released on 28 September.
Rahim Gaziyev was pardoned and released in March 2005.
It is my desire that they should be pardoned and therefore released.
He was pardoned and released on 8 August 2005.
The Laird of Arbuthnott was pardoned for his involvement in this affair and died peacefully in 1446.
He was pardoned by President Harry S. Truman in 1953.
He is pardoned.