clemency 的定义
plural clem·en·cies.
- the quality of being clement; disposition to show forbearance, compassion, or forgiveness in judging or punishing; leniency; mercy.
- an act or deed showing mercy or leniency.
- mildness or temperateness.
clemency 近义词
forgiveness
更多clemency例句
- As we reported, Kaestel’s bid for clemency won the support of high-profile activists including CNN commentator Van Jones, former actress Rose McGowan and music industry executive Jason Flom—all who told us Kaestel’s punishment was unusually severe.
- Under Arkansas state law, adults sentenced to life are ineligible for parole unless their sentence is commuted to a term of years by executive clemency.
- The board determined his clemency application had merit in 1993, but ruled against him when he applied two years later.
- Since 2012, the parole board recommended clemency three times, but Hutchinson and his predecessor Mike Beebe declined to grant it.
- The Office of the Pardon Attorney is supposed to review, investigate and prepare clemency requests, which the deputy attorney general signs off on.
- Harris was sentenced to 15 years in prison in Bedford, N.Y., but was granted clemency in 1993 by Gov. Mario Cuomo.
- “Surely those who wish to be seen as a state will act in a statesmanlike way by showing mercy and providing clemency,” she said.
- Those who have such views are of course entitled to continue to have them, but the clemency grant has nothing to do with that.
- The Justice Department wants lawyers to help non-violent drug offenders get clemency to leave jail.
- No less than the New York Times has called for clemency on his behalf, insisting that he has “done his country a great service.”
- His mind with all its sternness ever tended to clemency, and his constitutional prudence, or measure, forbade purposeless excess.
- And to procure this her Majesty hath offered as much of her clemency to you, as with honour she might do to her subjects.
- His highness's ministers and chiefs there tendered his submission, and solicited the clemency of the British government.
- When, once more, there was silence, Galaima dropped upon one knee and begged for clemency for himself and friends.
- There was nothing to do but wait upon the clemency—the mercy of Captain Goritz.