Examples of using Be absolved in English and their translations into Russian
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Persons who are granted amnesty may be absolved of the criminal charges brought against them.
Israel cannot be absolved of its legal obligations at the expense of the lives, well-being and livelihood of the more than 1.6 million Palestinians, who are being brutally subjected to such harsh and prolonged collective punishment.
The bodies that impose the sanctions cannot be absolved of the intention to destroy the Iraqi people.
The mere possession of nuclear weapons and their diffusion to countries other than the five recognized nuclear-weapon States constitutes one of the principal threats facing mankind, and the statement to which I referred should not have disregarded this fact, because those reported to possess the sophisticated technologies needed to conduct tests,including non-explosive tests of nuclear weapons should in no way be absolved of responsibility, as these tests contribute to the vertical proliferation of nuclear weapons.
Neither the Sudanese Government norrebel groups can be absolved of responsibility for the humanitarian disaster in the west of the country.
With reference to article 59, some representatives pointed out that, while States parties to the statute would have a special responsibility to cooperate with the court,States non-parties should not be absolved from rendering forms of assistance that would ensure that the law was upheld.
She added that the United Nations should not be absolved of civil liability on the rationale that criminal conduct was considered outside the scope of the employment relationship.
As noted above, a minor who commits a lesser offence for the first time may be absolved from criminal liability by the court.
The Commission had made itself clear on that point:a State could not be absolved of responsibility for an act by virtue of the fact that it was attributable to individuals who might or might not be agents or subjects of that State.
The United Nations Human Rights Committee confirmed that, although a number of the acts in question were committed on foreign soil- whether with orwithout the consent of a third country- Uruguay could not be absolved of its responsibility, since the acts were committed by its own agents.
The investigative commission that issued a report after the liberation of Norway found that he could not be absolved from responsibility for the lack of operational readiness for the German invasion, but gave him credit for his management of a unity government in exile.
Third, the perpetrator of such a crime can never be absolved of criminal responsibility simply on the grounds that he was carrying out an act prescribed or authorized by legal or regulatory provisions or was acting on the orders of a legitimate authority(Penal Code, art. 213-4);
With the exception of the cases specified by statute or by international law,no one may be absolved from responsibility for an offence he has committed para. 2.
Thus, although it has joined the consensus on the resolution,Israel should not be absolved of its responsibilities and accountability for the negative role it has played and continues to play in obstructing assistance to the Palestinian people, whether by the blockade of Gaza or by the settlements, the wall and checkpoints throughout the West Bank, including East Jerusalem.
Lastly, the court should have inherent jurisdiction over the most serious crimes, butStates should not thereby be absolved from the duty to prosecute violators of international humanitarian law in their own courts.
A juvenile first-time offender guilty of a minor offence may be absolved from criminal liability by the court and compulsory re-education measures may be applied instead. These include a caution; a supervision order addressed to a parent, person in loco parentis or the internal affairs agencies; the obligation to make amends for harm caused; restriction of leisure time or a requirement that the minor behave in a certain way.
Under Article 83 of the Criminal Code of the Kyrgyz Republic under-age first offenders who commit crimes that are not grave orare less grave may be absolved of criminal liability if it is considered that he can be reformed by imposing compulsory measures with an educational purpose.
Under article 55 of the Code, a first-time offender who commits a minor ormoderate offence may be absolved of criminal liability if he or she has confessed and provided compensation for the damage caused as a result of the offence, and if it has been established that he or she can be reformed without recourse to criminal prosecution.
The Norwegian Government,replying on behalf of the Nordic countries, considers that"it must be presumed that even heads of State cannot be absolved of international responsibility for their acts if these acts constitute a crime against the peace and security of mankind, even if it is otherwise provided by the constitution of a particular State.
Under article 86 of the Criminal Code, under-age first offenders who commit crimes that are not grave may be absolved of criminal liability, and the file transferred for consideration by the Commission on Cases Involving Minors if, given the nature of the deed, the personality of the guilty individual and other circumstances in the case, it is possible to reform him without imposing a penalty.
Thirdly, because of its imprecise formulation,the amendment could be interpreted by some as meaning that the Organization should be absolved of any responsibility for the conduct of its managers when it can be shown that they acted ultra vires, since such conduct would not have truly been carried out"on behalf of the Secretary-General.
With regard to responsibility for acts carried out under orders, she said that,under Polish criminal law, no one could be absolved of responsibility for criminal acts unless it was held that the accused had not committed a crime for reasons of non-accountability or because he or she was carrying out orders under specifically defined circumstances.
Even though the Constitutional Chamber of the Supreme Court has ruled that in cases of vital need a woman facing criminal proceedings for abortion can be absolved of criminal responsibility, the Committee is concerned that this legal precedent has not been followed by other courts and that criminal proceedings against women accused of abortion have not been dropped as a result arts. 3 and 6 of the Covenant.
The crimes are absolved and the legitimate right of a State to self-defence is termed a crime.
Chile: Bombs Case: The comrades are absolved!
Andy, you're absolved because you're easily influenced.
You're absolved.
You are absolved.
In September 2017, Korban was absolved of all charges of the Prosecutor General's Office for lack of evidence.
Moreover, the sponsoring State is absolved from liability if it has taken"all necessary and appropriate measures to secure effective compliance" by the sponsored contractor with its obligations.