Examples of using Absolves in English and their translations into German
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The mercy of Christ absolves you.
And that absolves you of any responsibility?
Dad surprising the family absolves the mom.
That absolves me from further responsibility.
Mission possible- german Military absolves DPV workshop.
The father absolves from his sins to the biarawati….
It is God that justifieth, that is, absolves from sins and acquits.
The father absolves from his sins to the nun sow….
And the theologians' strategy to find still a guilt that absolves God is no longer effective.
None of this absolves rich countries of their responsibility to help.
Putting all our effort to protect Righteousness also absolves us of all sins.
You think this absolves you of anything?
It absolves the Brightborn entity of wrongdoing, and protects the patents from further legal actions.
And do you think that absolves you of any responsibility?
It further stipulates that the policewere right in sending you here for observation and it absolves them of all responsibility.
Atonement absolves an individual of the consequences of sin and as a result the sin does not get carried over into the next life.
Hiding behind the law absolves you of nothing.
The lister absolves Thailand-Property-Gate from any responsibility for claims made by any third party because of such contraventions.
The parliamentary system fills the bank's leadings posts,the controlling executive absolves them for their machinations, and the judiciary remains inactive even if everything is already scorched.
She herself absolves middle and secondary grade in the high school for girls in Arnavutköy, where her family has moved into a spacious Köşk(Form of Villa), made of red wood on the Bosporus.
Giant internet companies have beenspending considerable efforts to lobby for a regulation that absolves them of legal responsibility for user-generated content and allows them to maximize profits;
This Court of Appeals absolves the two defendants because they did not commit the crime, and orders the immediate release of Knox, Amanda and Sollecito, Raffaele.
This binary thinking polarizes discussion, hinders efforts to develop shared norms,promotes intellectual laziness, and absolves researchers whose research is labeled"ethical" from their responsibility to act more ethically.
The A 150 BlueEFFICIENCY(70 kW/95 hp) absolves a measured test journey with a fuel consumption of 5.8 litres per 100 kilometres, which corresponds to 139 grams of carbon dioxide per kilometre.
At the same time, however, as an MEP, I cannot but agree with Mrs Pack and Mrs Bildt that true European solidarity involves the European Union providing logistical help in meeting criteria rather thandeviating from them, as this has a demoralising effect on societies and absolves governments of responsibility.
The philologist and historian Gülke absolves the historical material from its own narrowness, by reflecting upon medieval consciousness with the tools of the modern dialectic.
Since his oldest son, Massoud Taleblou, successfully completed his training in retail and brought his special expertise to bear andhis youngest son which absolves an education and prepares his collaboration for the company. The firm is now even better equipped to respond to the special requirements of clients, especially in the areas of buying and customer services.
The revision of Article 10 explicitly absolves the Commission from reverting to the Advisory Committee on an annual basis in respect of projects contained in a multi-annual programme.
Even though a priest lacks the faculty to hear confessions, he absolves validly and licitly any penitents whatsoever in danger of death from any censures and sins, even if an approved priest is present.
Yet this narrowly construed defense hardly absolves Heidegger of his complicity as an agent in carrying out Nazi anti-Jewish edicts, edicts that he knew would have a devastating impact on former friends and colleagues.