Sentence examples for able to exonerate from inspiring English sources

For his part, Mr. Zuma has said he will not interfere with the rule of law and looks forward to being able to exonerate himself in court.

On his return to Bologna in 1549 he was arrested, charged with heresy, and sent to Rome, where he was able to exonerate himself, probably in part because of his noble parentage.

Politicians, soldiers and officials want history to exonerate them of blame by being able to write it themselves before Chilcot.

She reminded him that because he had no government security clearance and little hope of getting one, he might never be able to review classified prosecution evidence, even if it might tend to exonerate him.

The case had already attracted the attention of the Innocence Project Ohio, a group that works to exonerate people through DNA testing, although they hadn't been able to dig anything up.

All we know so far is that Mueller was not able to prove that they criminally colluded with Russia, and that he was unable to exonerate the president of criminally obstructing the inquiry.

"That should be sufficient to exonerate me".

Perspective Barr tried to exonerate Trump.

He was eager to exonerate his faith.

Otherwise we'd have to exonerate him.

They certainly don't seem to exonerate the President.