Examples of using To absolve in English and their translations into Spanish
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using Parliament to absolve him and the government of any blame retroactively.
The apparent intention was to blight the image of Eritrea in order to absolve the parties that are really culpable for acts of aggression
With respect to compensation, a lack of funds could not be invoked in order to absolve an organization of its obligation under international law.
The Spanish court was therefore obliged to absolve him of all ties to the attack, after he had
He required the wise to absolve their minds by contemplation
It shall have power to absolve from this sin reserved to the Apostolic See,
Of the carbon market that seeks to absolve responsibility from those most responsible for this contamination.
King Henry III begged the bishop to absolve the dead, but O'Molloy refused to do so unless restoration were made.
in terrorism cases, through denunciations by those eager to absolve themselves.
left you feeling deserted, I'm willing to understand and to absolve to appreciate that a woman.
invoke the Order and its implementing legislation to absolve herself from initiating the available judicial proceedings.
But all things considered, that's a tall order-- for someone like you to absolve someone like me.
consequences of colonialism should, however, not be used to absolve them from responsibility.
The professor will have two business days to absolve the requests for review of grades.
These services should not, however, be regarded as a substitute for collective bargaining or as a way to absolve governments from their responsibilities.
offered to absolve him of the oath, and Balian agreed.
Folklore has it that the Bishop of St. David's offered to absolve him from his previous oath to Richard.
As I found confessor to absolve penitents and penitents from mortal sins serious; on three different
even racist pretexts to absolve itself of its legal responsibilities,
they reflected a trend to absolve national contingents from international responsibility