Sentence examples for absolve themselves from inspiring English sources

But they can't absolve themselves of responsibility by blaming the other".

The judge accused Bank of America and the S.E.C. of concocting the settlement to effectively absolve themselves of further responsibility.

"This is a chance for them to absolve themselves of any controversy or notoriety their careers might have," he said.

ZX, Hove, East Sussex "Extraordinary circumstances" is the magic wand airlines like to wave to absolve themselves of liability.

"My concern is that companies absolve themselves from responsibility because they are taking them on via agencies".

In absolving Hirohito, MacArthur not only gave the Japanese people back their emperor, but allowed them collectively to absolve themselves of all responsibility in the process.

In Mr. Figley's analysis, others might donate a few dollars to charity to absolve themselves from taking further action, reasoning, " 'Oh, I feel so bad for them.

For some, faulting the Iraqis is an attempt to absolve themselves (and the administration) of any blame for the current situation.

Companies that sell disposable goods wrapped in excessive packaging absolve themselves of any responsibility for the mounting waste their products generate.

Both TSB and Barclays have absolved themselves of any blame, while calling into question the behaviour of the other.

Or, in what could be an even worse prospect, might they contrive to scapegoat Milosevic and the others as fiendish con artists who led them astray, thereby absolving themselves of any responsibility of their own?