While there's no guarantee you will be absolved from an actual lawsuit if you ignore the thing, shred it, light it on fire, or put it in the recycling box like the eco-friendly Canadian you are, it doesn't sound like our courts have given Voltage very many teeth to bite you with.
To be free is to be absolved from all determining influences – to be self-generating, self-dependent and absolutely self-responsible.
The return of Yaya Toure will help resolve any difficulties and one player who can be absolved from any blame is captain Kompany, who illustrated once more why he is rightly regarded as a member of the world's elite group of defenders.
Of course, this approach would not guarantee that you will be absolved from all legal threats nor does this article constitute legal advice.
Much has been made of the fact that because he was not a Christian, Christians are absolved from a 'presence' in all of this.
Mary Doogan and Concepta Wood wanted to be absolved from anything which led to a termination, including managing junior staff who were treating women having terminations.
Generally speaking, he can be absolved from blame because he has a justified failure to tell right from wrong anyone in his circumstances has reason to act the way he does, even though they also have reason not to act immorally.
In holding that the plaintiff's complaint stated facts sufficient to constitute a cause of action in negligence, the Court rejected Cornell University's defense that it should be absolved from liability because it was administering a governmental function.
He then read the philosopher John Locke's words that there comes a time when people are "absolved from any further obedience" to their government.
Yes, she had longed for time off, for a chance to read more, to be absolved from the morning walks that fell to her.
Sir Thomas More, a devout Roman Catholic of the 16th century, argued in his "Utopia" that the terminally ill should be helped from life by a doctor, and that the doctor should be absolved from either legal or moral blame.
