History has abundantly absolved him.

He was absolved of his sin.

Colombian biologist finally absolved of copyright infringement charges

These are absolved of what they say about them .

But if they disobey you, say, I am absolved of what you do.

They said if you can confess and be absolved, shouldn't you cheat more?

However, the court absolved her of responsibility in connection with her reconciliation with the aggrieved father.

Five members of the original group were absolved of all charges and released on July 8, 2015.

Then he said that the CIA had cleared his speech, as if that absolved him of all responsibility.

And if former Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic were alive, he would be absolved of the charge of genocide.

At the very least, he cannot be absolved from his government s failure to provide Bhutto with adequate security.

However, Finance Minister Ishaq Dar absolved himself of the responsibility and called the petrol shortage a conspiracy against the government.

It contains no provision for States to be absolved of their obligations under the Charter in situations of public danger.

Those committing breaches would be absolved from responsibility if they could show proof of prior written instructions from their superiors.

Say, Should I have fabricated it, then my guilt will be upon me, and I am absolved of your guilty conduct.

In the midst of incredible poverty and loss, people who had nothing absolved a man who had taken everything from them.

The hypocrites are like Satan when he tells man to disbelieve, but when he disbelieves, he says, I am absolved of you.

As noted above, a minor who commits a lesser offence for the first time may be absolved from criminal liability by the court.

If you refuse to abide by the laws of the civilized world we must consider ourselves absolved from our duty to obey you.

In response, the TecavüzAKlandı hashtag (lit. rape is absolved ) trended on Twitter as children's rights activists led a storm of criticism against the embattled minister.

If the people of the Book had believed and feared, We would surely have absolved them of their sins, and admitted them to gardens of delight.

If the people of the Book had believed and feared, We would surely have absolved them of their sins, and admitted them to gardens of delight.

If the people of the Book had believed and feared, We would surely have absolved them of their sins, and admitted them to gardens of delight.

If the people of the Book had believed and feared, We would surely have absolved them of their sins, and admitted them to gardens of delight.

If the people of the Book had believed and feared, We would surely have absolved them of their sins, and admitted them to gardens of delight.

If the people of the Book had believed and feared, We would surely have absolved them of their sins, and admitted them to gardens of delight.

The present case does not show any special circumstances which might have absolved the authors from the requirement of exhausting the domestic remedies at their disposal.

Therefore, counsel concludes, it is the State party apos s inability or unwillingness to provide legal aid for such motions which absolved Mr. Smith from pursuing constitutional remedies.

In fact, the charges of lying concern only Blair, for Bush has (so far) been absolved of all possible sins in view of the apparent success of the Iraq campaign.

It lays down the basic principles governing the criminal liability of teenagers, the circumstances in which teenagers may be absolved from liability and the penalties which they may be subjected.

Those regimes in the region that sponsor or tolerate terrorist activity are not absolved of their legal obligations to fight terrorism, as part of the global campaign against international terrorism.

On 12 April 1261, shortly before his death, Alexander issued a papal bull for King Henry that absolved him of oaths taken in the Provisions of Oxford, which was instrumental in the War.

A juvenile first time offender guilty of a minor offence may be absolved of criminal liability if it is considered that the ends of correction may be served by compulsory re education measures.

Having absolved Serbia from the principal crime, the ICJ offered a sort of consolation prize to Bosnia, affirming that the killings in Srebrenica had the character of genocide a conclusion already reached by the ICTY.

In such instances, criminal proceedings may not be instituted, proceedings already under way will be dropped, the minor will be absolved from criminal liability and compulsory re education measures will be applied (Criminal Code, arts.

After a pause to assess Henry IV's sincerity, Clement VIII braved Spanish displeasure, and in the autumn of 1595 he solemnly absolved Henry IV, thus putting an end to the thirty years' religious war in France.

While States parties to the statute would have a special responsibility to cooperate with the court, States non parties were not absolved from rendering any form of assistance that would ensure that the law was upheld.

In such instances, criminal proceedings may not be instituted, proceedings already under way will be dropped, the minor will be absolved from criminal liability and compulsory re education measures will be applied (Criminal Code, arts. 88 and 89).

From the start of the campaign, Lula showed strength, especially after the right's favored candidate, Roseana Sarney, crashed and burned when federal police and prosecutors discovered a load of cash in her husband's office. Mr. and Mrs. Sarney were eventually absolved of all charges, but not soon enough to save her candidacy.