Examples of using Absolve in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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Greg was later absolved.
Absolve them from this duty.
Neither the senate nor the people's assembly can absolve us from it.
Absolve them from this duty.
Neither the Senate nor the people can absolve us from our obligation.
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It also absolves you of personal responsibility.
I, in virtue of the apostolic power committed to me, absolve thee from all.
This totally absolves men from responsibility.
Although we are going to take the pledge in a body,no one should imagine that default on the part of one or many can absolve the rest from their obligation.
They were absolved and accepted back into the Church.
The Pope excommunicated Henry IV, banishing him from the Church, and absolved his subjects from their oath of allegiance to their Emperor.
Absolve visual space on Reitarska street, straighten Vorovskogo street.
She will go to any lengths to construct an explanation for her fate that absolves her parents of all blame and responsibility.
Taliban cannot absolve themselves of blame, for they provide platform for terrorists,” Ghani said on Twitter.
For an angel cannot consecrate the body and blood of Christ, nor absolve or bind, the highest degree of which power belongs to the pope;
The Taliban cannot absolve themselves of blame for they provide platform for terrorists,” Ghani said in a post on Twitter.
One happy day, the Duke, irritable after a quarrel with the Duchess, signs Münchhausen's application for divorce with the words"Absolve all of them, absolve them.".
Since that moment they had the power to forgive and absolve from the sins, to heal and call the Holy Spirit for their followers.
This absolved him of blame for policy failures, and allowed him to define his chosen internal enemies as agents of foreign powers.
To avoid situations like this,some agencies either simply turn down low-budget jobs, or absolve themselves of responsibility for the quality before starting any work.
These considerations cannot, however, absolve the Contracting Parties from responsibility under Article 3 for all and any foreseeable consequences of extradition suffered outside their jurisdiction.
The report alleges 13 cases of torture at the hands of police,made possible by emergency decrees that absolve government officials of responsibility for their actions.
Now, these biological differences don't excuse teens' poor behavior or absolve them from accountability for their actions, but they may help explain why teens behave so impulsively or frustrate parents and teachers with their poor decisions, social anxiety, and rebelliousness.
It's as if every piece of homework, every quiz, every activity is a make-or-break moment for this future we have in mind for them, and we absolve them of helping out around the house, and we even absolve them of getting enough sleep as long as they're checking off the items on their checklist.
But Human Rights Watch noted that neither the agreement nor that funding absolve EU member states of their obligations under the EU charter of fundamental rights to provide access to asylum and not to return people to face torture or ill-treatment or of the EU members' responsibilities toward unaccompanied children.
(Applause) We all know this, and yet, in the checklisted childhood, we absolve our kids of doing the work of chores around the house, and then they end up as young adults in the workplace still waiting for a checklist, but it doesn't exist, and more importantly, lacking the impulse, the instinct to roll up their sleeves and pitch in and look around and wonder, how can I be useful to my colleagues?
Forgiveness has nothing to do with absolving a criminal of his crime.
Mr. Trump has to understand that absolving Russia is a road that he needs to be very, very careful about moving down.”.
Alternatively, they submitted that the illegality of those remedies ininternational law amounted to a“special circumstance” absolving the applicant from the requirement of exhaustion.