Sentences with REPRIVE

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Sentences

"He was given a reprive from his duties for the day."

"The prisoner received a reprive from his sentence."

"She sought a reprive from her hectic schedule."

"The students enjoyed a reprive from homework during the holidays."

"The company granted a reprive to its employees by implementing a flexible work policy."

"After working overtime for months, he finally got a reprive."

"The rainy weather provided a reprive from the heatwave."

"The doctor suggested a reprive from intense physical activity to aid in the healing process."

"The unexpected snowstorm brought a reprive to the farmers experiencing a drought."

"The peaceful countryside offered a reprive from the bustling city life."

"The governor decided to grant a reprive to the convicted criminal."

"The judge declared a reprive and postponed the sentencing."

"The prisoner awaited his reprive eagerly."

"The death row inmate filed a plea for reprive."

"After much deliberation, the court agreed to give him a reprive."

"The President decided to commute the prisoner's sentence and grant a reprive."

"The attorney argued for a reprive due to new evidence."

"The convict's family anxiously awaited news of a reprive."

"The governor's decision to deny the reprive sparked outrage in the community."

"Despite mounting pressure, the judge refused to grant a reprive."

"The defendant's lawyer presented a compelling case for reprive."

"The prisoner's request for reprive was denied by the parole board."

"The convicted murderer hoped for a last-minute reprive."

"The court granted a temporary reprive to allow for further investigation."

"The prisoner's behavior in jail influenced the likelihood of receiving a reprive."

"The politician campaigned for the abolition of the death penalty and more reprives for inmates."

"The convicted felon sought reprive through an appeal."

"The judge sympathized with the defendant's circumstances but couldn't grant a reprive."

"The court considered the victim's family's opinion before deciding on a reprive."

"The inmate expressing remorse could receive a reprive during the parole hearing."

"He was granted a reprive from his prison sentence."

"The judge gave the criminal a reprive for good behavior."

"After weeks of stressful work, she desperately needed a reprive."

"The organization received a short reprive from financial difficulties."

"They were hoping for a reprive from the scorching heat."

"The soldier narrowly escaped death and considered it a reprive."

"The vacation was a much-needed reprive from the daily routine."

"His doctor prescribed a reprive from physical exertion."

"The company requested a tax reprive to boost economic growth."

"The team's victory brought a reprive to their losing streak."

"The judge decided to reprive the defendant and give him a second chance."

"The governor granted a reprive to the prisoner on death row."

"The president has the power to reprive individuals convicted of federal crimes."

"The teacher reprived the student and allowed her to retake the exam."

"The coach reprived the player for being late to practice."

"The parole board decided to reprive the offender and release him early."

"The mayor chose to reprive the construction project due to budget constraints."

"The jury decided to reprive the accused and find him not guilty."

"The governor has the authority to reprive sentences for those showing good behavior in prison."

"The president used his executive power to reprive the punishment of the whistleblower."