Examples of using Be absolved in English and their translations into Spanish
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having displeased my father, to Friar Laurence, to make confession and be absolved.
cannot be absolved of its legal obligations to fight terrorism,
But we say you can be absolved from this accusation, provided that first,
Israel cannot be absolved of its legal obligations at the expense of the lives,
Whatever the Special Rapporteur might say, the Palestinian Authority could not be absolved of all responsibility for human rights abuses in the territories under its control.
rather that it cannot be absolved of its international responsibility vis-à-vis third parties.
that the Organization would be absolved and indemnified from any future claims arising from assets remaining in locations outside Asmara.
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
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
Note. Any person who has participated in preparations for the actions specified in this article shall be absolved of criminal liability for the said crime if such a person,
the Nordic countries observed 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
should not be absolved of accountability for the negative role that it has played
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,
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.
The Commission was commended for having clearly taken the position that a State could not be absolved of responsibility for an act by virtue of the fact that it was attributable to individuals who might
Israel should not be absolved of its responsibilities and accountability for the negative role it has played
under-age first offenders who commit crimes that are not grave may be absolved of criminal liability,
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,
In 2008, the three detainees were absolved and set free. Geography.
Even the murderer Lee was absolved, in 1875, by a jury of Mormons.
