act of amnesty

He also criticized Ronald Reagan's act of amnesty, claiming that it made the illegal immigration problem worse.

In 1784 the estates of Lochiel were returned to Donald Cameron (grandson of Gentle Lochiel) under the general act of amnesty.

"This cannot even be an act of amnesty," said Anatoly L. Sobchak, the reform-minded, pro-Yeltsin Mayor of St. Petersburg.

He was released in 1949 by an act of amnesty passed by the Austrian president Karl Renner, supported by the Austrian People's Party and Social Democratic Party of Austria.

In 1854 Bradley was elected by North Providence to the Senate of the State, where he was influential in securing the Act of Amnesty to all who were involved in the Dorr Rebellion of 1842.

While Marion was a member of the legislature, a petition was presented to the house for an act of amnesty of all those arbitrary measures which the American officers had been obliged to adopt during the war, in order to get horses, provisions, &c. for the army.