grant immunity | 15.54 | Morris has been granted immunity from prosecution. | ||
have immunity | 13.23 | I have immunity. | ||
lift immunity | 9.81 | Republic of Georgia lifts immunity. | ||
enjoy immunity | 8.62 | Chile maintains that Pinochet enjoys immunity. | ||
give immunity | 5.99 | Her passport gives her immunity from arrest. | ||
receive immunity | 3.88 | Both deals received antitrust immunity. | ||
waive immunity | 3.09 | Rarely does a country waive that immunity. | ||
claim immunity | 3.03 | Estrada had claimed immunity. | ||
offer immunity | 2.70 | Witnesses are offered immunity from prosecution. | ||
provide immunity | 2.57 | Even being very rich provides no immunity. | ||
seek immunity | 2.50 | He may seek immunity for his client, he said. | ||
develop immunity | 2.11 | Walters feels he has developed an immunity. | ||
promise immunity | 1.45 | The Americans won out, promising immunity from war-crimes prosecution. | ||
get immunity | 1.38 | This week Monica Lewinsky and her mom got immunity. | ||
guarantee immunity | 1.38 | Such awards do not guarantee immunity from problems. | ||
win immunity | 1.25 | Colby wins immunity for a third straight week. | ||
remove immunity | 0.99 | He said Yerodia can only be tried in his own country which alone can remove his immunity. | ||
gain immunity | 0.86 | If elected, Menem would gain immunity from prosecution. | ||
cite immunity | 0.79 | But Choi has refused to testify, citing presidential immunity. | ||
confer immunity | 0.79 | Getting chickenpox confers lifetime immunity. |