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1 pardon individually
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2 pardon
помилование | помиловатьto pardon absolutely — помиловать полностью;
to pardon conditionally — помиловать условно;
to pardon executively — помиловать волей главы исполнительной власти;
to pardon freely — 1. помиловать полностью 2. помиловать по собственному свободному усмотрению;
to pardon fully — помиловать полностью;
to pardon generally — амнистировать;
to pardon individually — помиловать;
to pardon legislatively — 1. помиловать в законодательном порядке 2. амнистировать;
to pardon personally — помиловать;
to pardon posthumously — помиловать посмертно;
to pardon presidentially — амер. помиловать волей президента;
to pardon royally — англ. помиловать волей монарха;
to pardon unconditionally — помиловать безусловно, полностью;
to pardon voluntarily — помиловать по собственному, свободному усмотрению;
- Chief Executive pardonpardon under the great seal — англ. помилование, скреплённое большой печатью
- conditional pardon
- executive pardon
- free pardon
- full pardon
- general pardon
- governor's pardon
- individual pardon
- King's pardon
- legislative pardon
- notional pardon
- personal pardon
- posthumous pardon
- presidential pardon
- Queen's pardon
- royal pardon
- unconditional pardon
- voluntary pardon* * *• /vt/ прощать
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