Examples of using Absolves in English and their translations into Portuguese
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That absolves me from further responsibility.
The dad surprising the family absolves the mom.
That absolves me from further responsibility.
And, Gonzalez, don't think this absolves you of anything.
Not sure that absolves you from financial responsibility.
What, you think because you didn't take an envelope, it absolves you?
That simply absolves the bank of any liability.
But there is a second washing,the blood of Christ that the priest administers whenever absolves sins.
And how convenient that such an attitude absolves you of any responsibility.
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.
Others claim that Zach's drunkenness absolves him of responsibility for his crime.
It's interesting to examine this fictional comic man's assumptions-firstly, that he must be asked in order to participate, and secondly,the corollary that not having been asked absolves him of having to do the task.
Therefore, if he condemns or absolves, it is not him, but that which is announced by the Word of God.
And“this act of Christ, of coming into the world to do the will of God,is what absolves us, He is the sacrifice.
This is an unacceptable resolution,which essentially absolves Israel of the genocide of the Palestinian people and occupation of its territories.
It further stipulates that the police were right in sending you here for observation and it absolves them of all responsibility.
This implies that the real picture of influenciação in no way absolves us of our responsibilities, because such contacts are grounded in our own desires and fixations conscious and subliminal.
We have documents, one of which is a report by retired F.B.I. Agents… which completely absolves Mr. Rothstein from any wrongdoing.
MJJS absolves itself of any responsibility for possible delay or inability to process an order as a result of error or incomplete data communicated by the Final Consumer, particularly at the time of delivery.
This is one of those congregations that thinks sitting through church absolves them of moral responsibility and they can ignore the plight of others.
The princes should understand, once and for all, that they may cause more damage to the republic by being merciful, and that, in certain occasions, the harsher they are, the more merciful they become;because severity that punishes some is mercy that absolves many;….
That if you help your fellow man and simply live anddo no wrong, That absolves you from any responsibility for what goes on around you?
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 than deviating from them,as this has a demoralising effect on societies and absolves governments of responsibility.
By means of your ministry Christ himself comes and lives in this community, teaches,sanctifies, absolves and, above all, makes a gift of everyone and everything to the Father, as the third Eucharistic Prayer says.
This view not only absolves the capitalist governments of their policies that lead to mass unemployment(since it would be the result of"structural conditions" beyond reach), but also naturalises the atomization brought on the working class by capital(employed and unemployed, stable and casualised ones, etc), leaving aside a fundamental weapon, the struggle for the reduction of the working day with wages worth the cost of the shopping basket25, to fight back the current bourgeois onslaught.
China, on the other hand,has preferred to call itself a‘developing country', which absolves it of the need to be a net provider for humanity.
The confessor knows that God alone scrutinizes the heart to its very depths and that the objective judgment andthe gift of mercy belong to Him, who initially absolves and of whose grace the confessor is only a carrier.
We did not, of course, vote in favour of this report for,while pretending to protect victims, it in fact absolves the slave drivers, including a number of major firms which are completely unaffected by economic penalties.
In a first reading, this view, defined by Casmurro's eyes,leads the reader to doubt the honesty of the other characters- as Casmurro doubts them, condemns them, and absolves them according to the narrator/ character's judgment.
He asks the penitent his sins, says that only God can forgive him, butthat Christ gave this power to his Apostles saying:"Whose sins ye shall forgive", etc., and absolves him with a deprecatory form in a long prayer in which occur the words:"May this same God, through me a sinner, forgive you all now and for ever.