0 to pardon (a criminal) or delay his punishment -- hoãn thi hành án; ân xá
1 the act of pardoning a criminal or delaying his punishment; the order to do this -- sự hoãn thi hành án; sự ân xá
She was granted a reprieve.
On that basis, there is no way in which the 12 so-called "reprieved" pits can have a future.
In consequence, even the 12 reprieved pits-12 out of 31—of which 10 now remain, will be closed.
He will be aware that the central solution that they adopted was a subsidy on coal from the 12 allegedly reprieved pits.
I am not quite sure about the position regarding reprieved prisoners.
I am not so foolish as to believe that anyone can be satisfied with airports policy, except, of course, those whose areas have been reprieved.
In that context, what proportion of the programmes that have been reduced or reprieved represent capital expenditure?
I suspect that the gross cost of reprieving the units involved would be in that region.
The people whose future career is thus reported upon were all people who had been reprieved.
