The King has the right of pardon.

"Order it as you please, sire; you possess the right of pardon."

The acting president cannot call for a referendum, grant military ranks and state orders and exercise their right of pardon.

The President, on the advice of the Government, has "the right of pardon and the power to commute or remit punishment".

The right of pardon in respect of acts punishable on individual complaint shall be governed by the Code of Criminal Procedure.

President Jacques Chirac could have used his right of pardon in favor of Juppé, but this would have probably been politically disastrous.

In November 2012, he justified the Government's amnesty to four members of the Catalan police forces stating that "the right of pardon is power of the Government".

King is head of state and commander-in-chief, and holds the right of pardon and the right to dissolve Parliament with approval of Council of Ministers.

In Poland, the President is granted the right of pardon by Article 139 of the Constitution of the Republic of Poland.

"In sight of the people of Chiribu, we, Hurakun, King of Chiribu, invoke the Royal Right of Pardon.

The chairman of the parliament as the acting president could dissolve the parliament, appoint or submit for parliamentary approval candidates for many key official posts, grant military ranks or state orders, or exercise the right of pardon.

The right of pardon and the power to commute or remit punishment imposed by any court exercising criminal jurisdiction are hereby vested in the President, but such power of commutation or remission may also be conferred by law on other authorities.

Mary entreated her brother that Chatelard might be sent back to France; but Murray made her see what terrible consequences such a use of her right of pardon might have, so that Mary was obliged to let justice take its course: Chatelard was led to execution.

The boy Emien had chosen his own course; the betrayals that had brought him to his transformation at Shadowfane had revoked any right of reprieve.

In single cases, the President has the power of pardon from any imprisonment, fine, or forfeiture.

Presidential power of pardons has only been exercised on three occasions in the state.

The fight came to a head when the government refused to accept Prajadhipok's ancient power of pardon.

We ask President Clinton to use his powers of pardon to release Leonard from prison immediately.

The executive had no power of pardon and no ability to veto bills passed by the General Assembly.

The power of pardon shall be exercised cautiously so as to avoid its use as an interference with judicial decision.

The Constitution not only gives the President the power of pardon but also instructs him to "take care that the laws be faithfully executed."

The Governor retains a prerogative power of pardon, and certain other specific prerogative powers under the constitution.

The power of pardon in these cases might default to the Senate or the Chief Justice or perhaps to the leader of the opposing party.

There are virtually no limits on the presidential power of pardon, which is granted in Article II of the Constitution.

The Constitution of Greece grants the power of pardon to the President of the Republic (Art.

The Constitution grants only the President, as Chief Executive, the power of pardon; governors derive their clemency powers through their state constitution.

You should have suggested that the parameters of the president's power of pardon be changed, instead of criticizing Mr. Clinton for having used it fully and legally.

These include the appointment of ministers, the making of treaties, and power of pardon, the dispensing of honors, and the declaration of war.

The power of pardon has effectively become the instrument to limit "life imprisonments" to 12 years or more, since successive Presidents have eventually given pardon to all felons.

The king still retains many powers such as: being head of the Royal Thai Armed Forces, the prerogative of royal assent and the power of pardon.

This power of pardon is confided to the President by the Constitution, and ... the legislative branch of the government cannot impair its force or effect in a judicial proceeding."

Prior to the return of Hong Kong to China in 1997, the power of pardon was a royal prerogative of mercy of the monarch of the United Kingdom.

As such, it ratified and renounced international agreements, appointed and recalled the representatives of Poland to other states and to international organizations; it conferred orders and had the power of pardon.

The Constitution basically stripped the King of all of his ancient powers such as his power of veto, power of pardon and the right to even confirm his own successor and heir.

The governor failed to persuade a majority of the legislature to alter the law, but he used his power of pardon to delete the whipping portion from the sentences of several men convicted of petty thefts.

While President Boris Yeltsin frequently used his power of pardon, his successor Vladimir Putin was much more hesitant; in the final years of his presidency he did not grant pardons at all.

Blackstone frequently had to resort to the devices of assuring his reader that the laws as written were not actually enforced, and that the King's power of pardon existed to correct any hardships or injustices.

Nonetheless it has been strongly debated that the power of pardon cannot be delegated under the Constitution as 'it is vested solely in the President to be exercised on the advice of the Government.'

One thing that can be said with certainty about a second Clinton presidency is that the power of pardons will remain just as powerful, and as tempting, to President Hillary as it was to President Bill.

The King has the right of pardon.

"Order it as you please, sire; you possess the right of pardon."

The acting president cannot call for a referendum, grant military ranks and state orders and exercise their right of pardon.

The President, on the advice of the Government, has "the right of pardon and the power to commute or remit punishment".

The right of pardon in respect of acts punishable on individual complaint shall be governed by the Code of Criminal Procedure.

President Jacques Chirac could have used his right of pardon in favor of Juppé, but this would have probably been politically disastrous.

In November 2012, he justified the Government's amnesty to four members of the Catalan police forces stating that "the right of pardon is power of the Government".

King is head of state and commander-in-chief, and holds the right of pardon and the right to dissolve Parliament with approval of Council of Ministers.

In Poland, the President is granted the right of pardon by Article 139 of the Constitution of the Republic of Poland.

"In sight of the people of Chiribu, we, Hurakun, King of Chiribu, invoke the Royal Right of Pardon.

The chairman of the parliament as the acting president could dissolve the parliament, appoint or submit for parliamentary approval candidates for many key official posts, grant military ranks or state orders, or exercise the right of pardon.

The right of pardon and the power to commute or remit punishment imposed by any court exercising criminal jurisdiction are hereby vested in the President, but such power of commutation or remission may also be conferred by law on other authorities.

Mary entreated her brother that Chatelard might be sent back to France; but Murray made her see what terrible consequences such a use of her right of pardon might have, so that Mary was obliged to let justice take its course: Chatelard was led to execution.