Sentence examples for have been absolved from inspiring English sources

The torturers, and the men who gave orders to torture, have been absolved of responsibility.

In some high-profile corruption cases, suspects have been absolved by Karzai or other senior officials.

Now, her sugary sins have been absolved, at least in the eyes of the law: the owner of the donut shop in question doesn't want to press charges against Grande.

For example, suicide permits us to reunite with deceased loved ones, allows those who have been absolved of sin to assure their entrance to heaven, and releases the soul from the bondage of the body.

Under the normal process of the law, he should have been absolved as a repentant.

Cranmer's burning was postponed and under normal practice of canon law, he should have been absolved.

Egyptian courts have been absolving Mubarak-era officials, while imposing long sentences on liberal and Islamist activists.

Speaking on BBC radio's Test Match Special during a visit to Headingley, Cameron said: "I've been absolved by two of the greatest living Yorkshiremen.

Colonel Nielson-Green sain in a telephone interview on Monday that while the governor had been absolved, it was unclear whether the police chief in Wanat was complicit.

"The secretary has made a decision, and the Army will work hard to execute that decision, period," said Mr. White, who has been absolved by Mr. Rumsfeld of any wrongdoing in the lobbying campaign.

When he was informed, despite his pressure, that Stumpf would again be investigated for his role in Tailhook, after having been absolved in an earlier investigation, and informed that would be investigating him, Boorda, for wearing a combat medal to which he had no claim, Boorda went home and killed himself.