Examples of using Absolved in English and their translations into Arabic
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And who absolved you?
Then why don't I feel absolved?
He was absolved of all responsibility.
Consider yourself absolved.
You are absolved in the example of the Gods.
What if I don't want to be absolved?
Their consciences absolved by her presence.
I took up the Crusade. The priest absolved us.
And then say God has absolved them of all their sins.
I don't know if I can accept Donovan being absolved.
The State Commissioner absolved the Governor of any responsibility.
Imagine if Christ had not died on the cross.Then our sins would not be absolved.
The initial jury unanimously absolved him of the double murder.
Findings that absolved Venezuela from having anything at all to do with the assassination attempt on him.
They said if you can confess and be absolved, shouldn't you cheat more?
You confess your sins, and the priest gives you penance so you can atone,and then you're absolved.
He works in the port and he was absolved of a crime of extortion 10 years ago.
Israel has clear responsibilities as an occupying Power,from which it must not be absolved.
Two recent High Court decisions had absolved lawyers of the requirement to testify.
(c) Violations committed while a Stateis party to the NPT are neither erased nor absolved upon withdrawal.
The criminal court number 2 that I chairdeclares Mr. Ignacio Puerta Gil absolved of the crime of embezzlement of public funds and money laundering for lack of evidence.
Since you refuse to abide by thelaws of the civilised world we must consider ourselves absolved from our duty to obey you.
The Australian investigation absolved these six suspects of any involvement in this crime, a position with which the Lebanese authorities in charge of the investigation agreed.
Women who had beenvictims of habitual abuse were in most cases absolved from the charge of murder of their aggressors.
According to the decision, provided by the author, the Court absolved that person of criminal responsibility on some counts but not on those related to the acts with which the author was charged.
ICJ reported that the recent AppealCourt judgment in the Somchai Neelapaijit case absolved the State of any responsibility for his enforced disappearance.
Nor is the Committee persuaded that remedies such as petitions to the Government orthe Parliamentary Ombudsman absolved the complainant from pursuing available judicial remedies before the ordinary courts against the judgement which had ordered his expulsion.