Examples of using Absolve in English and their translations into Russian
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Well… absolve.
I absolve you of your sin.
But while I live,I can absolve you.
I absolve you all.
So… as far as our wedding goes, I absolve you.
People also translate
And absolve you of all your sins?
Maybe he's the only one who can absolve me of my sin.
I can't absolve you for any of this.
I confess my sins onto you, but do not dare absolve them.
They can not absolve a collective farmer.
Absolve me from whatever crime it is you think me guilty of.
Can he truly absolve us of sins so easily?
In the future you must renounce these actions, andGod will absolve you.
We do one thing: I absolve you here on earth, okay?
I absolve you of all further responsibility in the raising of young Nod.
Mere doubts as to their utility cannot absolve an author from exhausting available domestic remedies.
And I absolve you from your sins in the name ofthe Father… and ofthe Son and ofthe Holy Spirit.
Furthermore, any peaceful settlement that may be reached in the future should not absolve those murderers from the judgement of history.
And publicly absolve you from any blame in their daughter's death.
Furthermore, savings measures should reflect discipline and innovation and should not absolve Member States from discharging their treaty obligations.
I could absolve you of your sins, but I don't think it would do any good.
While States are not usually the direct source of trafficking-related harm,they may not absolve themselves of legal responsibility on this basis see A/66/283, para. 12.
It should not absolve Governments and other actors of their responsibilities.
Before the eyes of the entire world, it is sought to portray that the alleged Serb representatives approve of, or,to say the least, absolve the crimes of the terrorist KLA and the crimes of NATO.
No man can absolve you of your sins, but some men can be rewarded in Hell.
Welcoming the significant upsurge of private philanthropic funds invested in sustainable development projects,which must not absolve States of their responsibility towards their inhabitants.
It does not, however, absolve States of their responsibility to acknowledge wrongdoing where it has occurred.
My delegation would like to draw attention to the fact that Israel, as a signatory to the relevant provisions of the Fourth Geneva Convention, which stipulates the responsibilities of an occupying Power, cannot,legally or morally, absolve itself of its responsibilities to guarantee basic human rights to the people under its occupation.
Let his light cleanse you, absolve you of your wickedness, so that the redemption you have sought for so long may at last be found.
The channelling of liability to the operator would not absolve the State of origin of its obligation to take measures to mitigate the damage.